France’s U21 side take on Belarus tonight at the MMArena in Le Mans, hoping to make it six wins out of six in their quest for European Championship qualification.

Belarus sit bottom of Group 10 and France will be hoping they can repeat the 2-1 win from back in September. Rennes forward Paul-Georges Ntep scored both goals in the victory, and the young player will be hoping to get on the score sheet again tonight.

France has scored 10 goals in their past two qualifying games, away in Armenia they won 4-1, and then dispatched the 4th place side 6-0 en France.

Coach Willy Sagnol has a dazzling array of talent to choose from, with most of the Under 21 side now feature regularly in Ligue 1. Even with Lucas Digne and Paul Pogba called into the full national side, the quality of the players hasn’t dropped, with seven of the current side part of that excellent U20 World Cup winning squad.

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SQUAD

Goalkeepers: Zacharie Boucher (Toulouse), Mouez Hassen (Nice)

Defenders: Dimitri Foulquier (Granada), Layvin Kurzawa (Monaco), Loick Landre (Lens), Aymeric Laporte (Bilbao), Youssouf Sabaly (Evian), Mouhamadou Naby Sarr (Lyon), Kurt Zouma (Saint-Etienne)

Midfielders: Tiemoue Bakayoko (Rennes), Abdoulaye Doucoure (Rennes), Geoffrey Kondogbia (Monaco), Axel Ngando (Auxerre), Morgan Sanson (Montpellier), Jordan Veretout (Nantes)

Attackers: Anthony Martial (Monaco), Neal Maupay (Nice), Paul-Georges Ntep (Rennes), Alassane Plea (Auxerre), Yaya Sanogo (Arsenal)

FRANCE LINE-UP

1 BOUCHER – 2 FOULQUIER, 4 ZOUMA, 22 LANDRE, 3 KURZAWA – 13 SANSON, 19 KONDOGBIA, 15 DOUCOURE – 11 MARTIAL, 7 NTEP, 9 SANOGO

Belarus Line-Up

1 Vasilyuchek – 3 Karpovich, 2 Klopotski, 4 Shestilovski, 13 Volodko – 16 Yablonski, 6 Korzun – 7 Kovalev, 9 Selyava, 8 Savitski – 11 Lebedev