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Today we're talking about a World Cup match.

It's Norway versus France.

In the end France beat Norway four to one.

The star of this game is France's Dembélé.

He scored three goals by himself, a hat-trick.

First, let me explain what a hat-trick is.

When one player scores three goals in a single game, that's a hat-trick.

It's a hard thing — many players never manage it once in a lifetime.

And Dembélé today scored all three in the first half, especially impressive.

Dembélé is a famous player for France.

He's fast, technically gifted, and best at finding chances amid the chaos.

In recent years he's played better and better, already one of the very top players in the world.

In today's game, he brought out the very best of himself.

Let's look at how the game went.

France was fierce from the start.

In the seventh minute, Dembélé scored the first goal, one to zero.

But Norway didn't surrender right away.

In the twenty-first minute, Norway's Aasgaard scored, pulling it back to one to one.

At that point, Norway's fans still thought there was a game on.

But unexpectedly, Dembélé soon stepped up again.

He scored the second goal, two to one.

Not long after, he scored the third, three to one.

All three goals in the first half — Norway was suddenly stunned.

By the break, France already led three to one.

In the second half, France controlled the game.

They weren't in a hurry — passing patiently, playing steadily.

Near the end, France's Doué scored again, making it four to one.

The whistle blew, France won big four to one.

A word about Norway.

Norway actually has formidable players, like Haaland, one of the best goal-scoring strikers in the world.

But today, Norway as a whole was suppressed by France, and Haaland had few chances.

A good team doesn't rely on just one star, but on eleven players being strong together.

Today's France is exactly that kind of collectively strong team.

For France, this game means a lot.

They won all three group games, finishing first.

More importantly, the team is in great form, and a star like Dembélé has found his feet.

Many are starting to feel France has real hope of going far this year.

For Norway, this defeat is of course a bit ugly.

But that's soccer — running into an opponent in red-hot form, losing isn't shameful.

What they need to do is draw lessons from this game and bring out their own strengths.

And the group stage is only the beginning — with a star like Haaland, Norway still has chances ahead.

This game also shows us a truth: soccer is a game of eleven.

France won today not just because Dembélé scored three goals,

but because the whole team, from keeper to forwards, played solidly.

A star can decide one game, but to go far, you rely on the collective.

That's France four to one Norway — a show belonging to Dembélé, and to the whole France team.