Deschamps hopes France’s ‘capacity for danger’ continues in Sweden World Cup test

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Didier Deschamps wants France to keep their attacking approach, highlighting their 'capacity for danger'.
Deschamps returned to the squad after compassionate leave following his mother's death and was touched by his team's support.
France scored 10 goals in the group stage but Deschamps acknowledges they conceded too many opportunities.
Deschamps described Sweden as a 'solid' team with world-class forwards and noted their physicality.
Marcus Thuram is unavailable for the Sweden match due to a minor muscular issue; N'Golo Kanté may be fit for the bench.
William Saliba is being managed for a back injury but is expected to play.
Graham Potter believes Sweden must 'play the game of our lives' to stand a chance against France.
Alexander Hien is out for Sweden with a hamstring strain.
Potter emphasized Sweden's togetherness as their biggest strength.

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