Fresh from Saturday's 2-0 loss in Turkey, France will continue their Euro 2020 qualification campaign with a trip to Andorra on Tuesday night.

Didier Deschamps's side beat Moldova and Iceland in their first two Group H matches but suffered a two-goal defeat against Turkey on Saturday to leave them second in the table.

Les Bleus will fancy their chances of returning to winning ways in this match, however, where they take on a team placed 134th in the FIFA rankings and with just one victory in the last two years.

Deschamps will certainly be considering shuffling his pack and with that in mind, Sports Mole takes a look at how the 2018 World Cup winners could line up on Tuesday night.

Kingsley Coman and Wissam Ben Yedder are just two of a number of players who could come into the XI, with Tanguy Ndombele, Thomas Lemar and Ferland Mendy also in line for starts.

Paul Pogba and Antoine Griezmann should both keep their spots, though, as it would be a shock to see Deschamps change his entire team despite the relatively straightforward nature of the contest.

Clement Lenglet will be hoping to make his international debut for the world champions, while the fellow uncapped Mike Maignan could be handed a spot between the sticks, with Alphonse Areola and Hugo Lloris playing the last two matches.

Florian Thauvin and Leo Dubois will also be keen to gain some more valuable minutes, although they might have to settle for spots on the bench once again.

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Matt Law