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Zinédine Zidane returns to Bordeaux as France take on Turkey in Nations League

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France will need to avoid defeat against Turkey, who they face in Bordeaux on Sunday night, to seal their spot in this season's Nations League quarter-finals. The match will see head coach Zinédine Zidane return to the city in which he spent four seasons as a player.

Portugal marked their first match since Cristiano Ronaldo's international retirement with a series of tributes before their match on Saturday evening, although the group leaders went on to lose 4-1 to Denmark in Braga.

Wales ended a 73-year wait for a win over New Zealand on Saturday with a stunning 35-28 victory, although New Zealand remain on track to reach the Nations Championship final at the end of the month. 

It took Elina Svitolina just an hour to breeze past Linda Nosková in the WTA Finals last four at Indian Wells, as the Ukrainian set up a title decider on Sunday against Mirra Andreeva.

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