France national football team

==1894–1907==
The French National Football Team have their origin in the Football Team of Union des Sociétés Françaises des Sports Athlétiques, USFSA (Union of French Athletic Sports Societies).
It was one of the founding sports entities of Fédération Internacionale de Football Asociation in 1904.
==1907–1919==
After the departure of the USFSA from FIFA in 1907, the entity that replaced its place was the Comité Français Interfédéral (CFI) (French Interfederal Commitee), created those year. This entity will reformed in 1919 creating the Fédération Française de Football, (FFF).
==1919-1967==
==1967–1972==
==1970–1998==
==1998–2006==
As champions of 1998 FIFA World Cup France, the French team got their first world title.
==2006–2014==
===2006–2011===
With this blazon, the French team reached the final of the 2006 FIFA World Cup Germany.
===2011–2014===
====2011====
2011 (local).png|2011 Local Shirt Version 
2011 (visit).png|2011 Visit Shirt Version 
2011 (goalkeeper).png|2011 Goalkeeper Shirt Version
====2012====
2012 (local).png|2012 Local Shirt Version 
2011 (visit).png|2012 Visit Shirt Version 
====2013====
2013 (local).png|2013 Local Shirt Version 
2011 (visit).png|2013 Visit Shirt Version 
==2014–present==
===2014–2018===
2014 (blue).png|Blue Shirt Version
2014 (white).png|White Shirt Version
This new badge, inspired by the 1919-1967 cockerel, was worn at both the 2014 FIFA World Cup and UEFA Euro 2016.
===2018–2024===
2018 (01).png|Blue Shirt Version
2018 (02).png|White Shirt Version
The badge was given another star following the team's victory in the 2018 FIFA World Cup.
===2024-present===
==See also==
*Fédération Française de Football
Category:French football
Category:National football teams
Category:France
Category:National sports teams of France