Vieira bluntly attacked the French team for "no spirit, no unity and bad attitude"...
After losing to Switzerland in a penalty shootout, Vieira insisted France should be kicked out of Euro 2020.
Vieira was particularly disappointed by the attitude and spirit shown by the French team. He expressed strong dissatisfaction with the performance of the French team.
Vieira, who was not in the mood to whitewash France's shocking exit at Euro 2020, slammed the attitude and mentality of the players and admitted Switzerland should beat them in a penalty shootout.
Switzerland equalised 3-1 and then remained calm in a penalty shootout to win the match 5-4.
Sommer was a Swiss hero who brilliantly saved Mbappe's decisive penalty to help Switzerland advance to the quarter-finals, which they would face Spain.
French legend Vieira did not hide Deschamps' shortcomings and bluntly pointed out their performance in the game.
Speaking on ITV, Vieira said: "Tonight we have to give the credit to Switzerland because I firmly believe that the best team today won. ”
"The best performing team should be in the next round, and this game belongs to Switzerland."
"I was very disappointed with our attitude on the pitch. I think it's a bad French national team, without any unity, without any spirit. We're not a team, so we don't deserve to go to the next round. ”
'I think we played well in some moments because the individual abilities of the players played a role, but overall we were far behind the Swiss team.
Vieira's former national team teammate Vicente Lizarazu, who won the European Championship for the national team in 2000, also believes that France has not performed well and should be eliminated.
Lizarazu added: "We didn't dominate the game. We missed the first half completely. Karim Benzema, Mbappe and Griezmann performed better in the second half. The Swiss players showed great mental strength. They maintain their style. ”
With nine minutes left in the game, The Swiss attacked with a second goal from Seferovic and inspired The Swiss before Gavlanovic equalised, ecstatic to the hearts of Swiss fans.
The Swiss maintained their composure in the penalty shootout. Eliminated world champion France.