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Didier Deschamps has calmed concerns over his side's performance after a disappointing 2-0 loss to Denmark in Copenhagen on Sunday night.
The French manager's reaction to the defeat was to quiet talk of a panic, suggesting that the result was not representative of what his side are capable of, having chosen to ring the changes ahead of the UEFA Nations League clash.
A six-minute first half salvo from Kasper Dolberg and Andreas Skov Olsen sunk the visitors, as their poor form continues with just one win in six since March.
Didier Deschamps insisted that it is not time to panic despite just one win in six for France
As reported by French outlet RMC Sport, Deschamps claimed the loss was more a result of his decision to field an inexperienced side, rather than any tactical issues.
He said: 'I don’t think it’s a shipwreck, we also had a lot of chances but we were ineffective, we made some errors when playing out from the back.
'It’s a young French side, where for the majority of the players don’t have experience at the very highest level.
France's inexperience showed as they struggled to make finish all seven of their chances
'It’s not a question of formations, but when you have four corners and a Danish player is left alone
