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N’Golo Kante and Hugo Lloris expresses delight over 10 men France’s 3-2 international friendly win

By OmniSport
15 June 2017   |   9:30 am
N'Golo Kante and Hugo Lloris expressed their delight at 10 men France's 3-2 international friendly win over England in Paris on Tuesday.

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