Mbappe recognizes France ‘P*SSED OFF’ after defeat in Spain while Deschamps claims Les Bleus Better Side

Kylian Mbappe says the locker room in France “angry” after Spain kicked him out of the semi -finals of the national leagues.

Les Bleus lost 5-4 thriller in which Mbappe packed out of place, but was not enough to overcome European champions.

In fact, France was 5-1 with 23 minutes of play, before some inspired replacements threatened to turn the game in favor of France.

But in the end they failed, leaving Mbappe, on their return to the national lineup, nervous.

Speaking after the game, he said, “I didn’t agree with the referee about the real time of playing, but if I talk about it, people will think I’m angry. When it’s five minutes, you have to play five minutes.”

“In an instant, I would say we played well. We had a few shares of the game we didn’t have for a while. We had a 10-minute gap in the first half and we received two goals and the same thing in the second half. We weren’t consistent in 90 minutes, but we got better.”

Despite the completely crazy end of the match, our blues bowed to the goal tonight against Spain …

Meeting on Sunday at 3 pm. against Germany 🇩🇪 for the grandfather of this league of nations. #Spfra #Ifersdrebleus pic.twitter.com/a7jwdhroui

– French team ⭐⭐ (@equipedeprace) June 5, 2025

“Experimental defense? It’s not an excuse, we’re the highest level players. But that’s not all negative. We were furious, that’s for sure. We’re frustrated.”

Deschamps echoed the words of his captain, who is the front four of the Real Madrid star, the winners of the Champions League Ousman Dembele and jelly Doue, as well as Michael Olise Bayern Munich.

He felt his side unhappy that he had received five goals, but admits they were far from perfect in the night.

Deschamps added, “It’s a mixture of feelings. At the end of the first half, it’s sharp to be down 2-0 because we had a lot of chances.

“We were lowered 5-1, but we didn’t give up. We can’t throw everything away; we did a lot of good things. We had better control than this Spanish team. If we admit five goals, this is because we can defend better, but this is frustrating. As soon as they have the opportunity, they are often very effective.

“The opposition quality leads to mistakes, but when there are goals, we can always better.

“I will not only blame the defenders because they found themselves one -on -one.

“I try to be clear, no need to throw everything. When you give up five goals, it’s because you didn’t do everything right. It’s the highest level.”

Spain will now face Portugal in the finals on Sunday, and France has remained to watch what it might be.