France could join an exclusive club of nations who have made three consecutive World Cup finals given how it is currently operating in North America. In the 96-year history of the World Cup, only two teams have made it to three consecutive Finals, but that exclusive club could have a new member by the end.
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France could join an exclusive club of nations who have made three consecutive World Cup finals given how it is currently operating in North America. In the 96-year history of the World Cup, only two teams have made it to three consecutive Finals, but that exclusive club could have a new member by the end.
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