France Coach Aims for 6 Points

France's national football team coach Roger Lemer has expressed his disappointment following the surprising 1-0 defeat to Senegal, stating that France can no longer afford to slip up and must win its next two matches to avoid early elimination from the tournament. In Seoul, Lemer told reporters that there are 6 points available to us, and we cannot even allow ourselves a draw. France's next opponents are the defending World Cup champions, Uruguay, and Denmark, who will face each other on Saturday. Lemer mentioned that nothing is ruined for us yet; we have two more games ahead, and if we are lucky and win them, we will advance to the next round. He noted that the Senegal team was well organized with five players in midfield, adding that when a team is well organized, you need speed and spontaneity, which we failed to achieve against their defensive setup. The coach admitted that the absence of Zinedine Zidane has cost the French team dearly, stating that we needed Zizou (Zidane) to maintain possession. Zidane, the world's most expensive footballer, missed the match against Senegal due to a hamstring injury and may also be unable to play in the next match against Uruguay. Meanwhile, Bruno Metsu, the Senegal coach who is also French, stated that if Senegal does not perform well in the next two games, their victory over France will be in vain. Metsu said his players now believe they can reach the next stage.