Benjamin Pavard’s goal gives France 1-0 win over Ireland in European Championship qualifying
Kylian Mbappé is captaining France to a comfortable start in qualifying for the European Championship though Serbia’s Duan Vlahovi was the standout striker on Monday.
Poland got its first points after beating Albania 1-0 though it was a Major League Soccer striker rather than superstar Robert Lewandowski who scored. Depay opened the scoring on Monday for the Dutch with a 24th-minute header in a routine 3-0 win over minnow Gibraltar. The Juventus forward was sharp on Monday, scoring with a pair of left foot shots late in a 2-0 win at Montenegro.
That let Austria go clear in the standings, adding a 2-1 win over Estonia to another home win on Friday against Azerbaijan. Sweden got back on track after its 3-0 beating at home to the Belgians on Friday, easing past Azerbaijan 5-0.
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