GeneralFrance: FFF says it is premature to speak of a ‘Zidane effect’
Zinédine Zidane’s appointment has generated genuine public enthusiasm. For the France team and the FFF, however, it is still too early to measure its economic impact.

The daily quizzes invite readers to test their football knowledge. Readers can scroll through the page to try to complete the three challenges on offer: “Who Am I?”, “Five in Five” and “Brainteaser”.
Today’s questions, clues and answers were created by Joe Rindl and Dave, a BBC Sport user in Leicester. Each incorrect attempt unlocks an additional clue. The scoring system rewards answers found using the fewest possible clues.
There is also a section devoted to the information collected by the quiz. In today’s “Five in Five” challenge, the aim is to provide five correct answers in under five minutes. The “Brainteaser”, meanwhile, asks users to guess a question described as particularly difficult. The quiz states: “You have five lives before the answer is revealed.”
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GeneralZinédine Zidane’s appointment has generated genuine public enthusiasm. For the France team and the FFF, however, it is still too early to measure its economic impact.

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