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FRANCE-SPAIN: Are the French French? What did Rajoy mean?

Greece's Panagiotis Doumas and Rafail Kalyiviotis are causing controversy before the France-Spain World Cup semi-final following former Spanish PM Mariano Rajoy's mockery of the French team's composition.

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JULY 15, 2026 AT 8:30 PM Updated: Jul 16, 2026 5:01 PM

Greece’s Panagiotis Doumas and Rafail Kalyiviotis are causing controversy before the France-Spain World Cup semi-final following former Spanish PM Mariano Rajoy’s mockery of the French team’s composition.

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Greece’s Panagiotis Doumas and Rafail Kalyiviotis are causing controversy before the France-Spain World Cup semi-final following former Spanish PM Mariano Rajoy’s mockery of the French team’s composition.