Didier Deschamps, the head coach of France, could opt to rest some of his key players for today's game against Tunisia, which are already in the knockout stages of the World Cup.
Victories against Australia and Denmark mean the defending champions will almost certainly finish at the top of Group D, with the likes of Killian Mbappe, Olivier Giroud and Antoine Griezmann having the luxury of excluding the likes of Killian Mbappe, Olivier Giroud and Antoine Griezmann with such a tight schedule.
France ruled out Paul Pogba, Ngoro Kante, Karim Benzema and Christopher Nkunku before the start of the game, while first-choice left-back Lucas Hernandez lasted just 13 minutes in the opening game before rupturing the anterior cruciate ligament and Deschamps seemed unlikely to put his star player at risk.
Hernandez has been replaced by his brother Theo, although he could also be ruled out against Tunisia due to the lack of depth in the left defence.
That could mean Jules Conde will switch from right-back to right-back, something Barcelona defenders are willing to do.
Conde said: "This is another opportunity to play in France. I've always tried to be my best and play with a lot of desire.
"Left-back will be another position. I think I've played it once and we'll see what the coach decides. ”
Conde received a nod from right-back against Denmark, replacing Benjamin Pavard, who came on in France's debut against Australia.
"It's a race of health and will," Conde said of his fight against Bayern Munich, "and we're going to play to the fullest when we play." I have to bring more offense and improve technically. ”
Tunisia have taken a point in two games and have yet to score. Saturday's 1-0 defeat to Australia was a major blow to their hopes of qualifying, with they having to beat France to have a chance.
Coach Jacquer Kadri is also considering changes to boost their creativity.
"We lost a crucial game, but we will give everything in the last game," he said.
"We don't change the team for the sake of change, but adapt to the way the opposing team plays. We will analyze our performance and correct our mistakes.
Players to watch
France: Osmann Dembele
Mbappe and Olivier Giroud may have stolen the headlines, but Dembele has been the main bearer of France's attack on the right side.
Only four players created more chances than Dembele in the first two matchdays, while only Argentina's Angel Di Maria had a slight lead on dribbling. Taken together, he remains an indispensable part of France.
Tunisia: Yusuf Musakni
Despite the disappointing Tunisian match, Msakhni's match was excellent. Six shots on goal against Australia, the most a Tunisian player has scored in a single World Cup match.
If Tunisia wants to score an incredible three points against France, his partnership with Issam Jebali will be key.
France vs Tunisia forecast
Big teachers frantically chart that they have a 62 percent chance of scoring three points, while Tunisia's hope is only 14.5 percent. There is a 23.5% chance of a draw.
With the final game of the French group over, the manager will have to keep a few star players in preparation for the next more brutal knockout round. The victory of this battle seems to depend on what kind of lineup the French team will use to meet the challenge of the Tunisians.
France vs. Tunisia Draw 0:0 1:1