Didier Deschamps' squad dazzled with a 3-0 victory over Sweden, showcasing their unparalleled unity and elite talent. Kylian Mbappe’s goal and emotional embrace with Deschamps highlighted the team’s resilience after the coach’s recent personal loss. Michael Olise’s five assists and Aurelien Tchouameni’s leadership underscore France’s attacking brilliance, while Ousmane Dembele’s four goal involvements fuel their Golden Boot race with Lionel Messi. Sweden’s defeat cements France as World Cup favorites, with 25 shots on goal and 12 goals in four matches setting records. Former stars like Patrick Vieira praise their dominance, comparing them to Brazil’s 2002 team. France’s next test awaits Paraguay, but Deschamps urges focus on the Round of 16, wary of complacency after 25 World Cup chances squandered against Sweden. Brazil’s last-minute heroics and Germany’s exit only amplify Les Bleus’ historic threat, as Gary Neville notes their unstoppable front four could haunt defenders all tournament.