Indeed, he was booed because the match was in Paris and he plays for Marseille.

10 (A+) One for the ages, like Zidane against Brazil in the 1998 and 2006 World Cups
9 (A) Man among boys
8 (A-) Gotta be top of the team sheet, or thereabouts
7 (B+) Played well
6 (B/B-) Could have been better
5 (C) Trying supporters’ patience
4 (C-) Isn’t there someone else who could play there?
3 (D) Cygan-type stuff, a liability
2 (F) Likely paid to throw the game
1 (F) Like it was me out there
0 (F) Too many own goals

Source: http://www.wickeddeflection.com

France Football:

Coupet, 5
Abidal, 6
Gallas, 6
Thuram, 6
Clerc, 6
Makelele, 6
Toulalan, 5
Malouda, 4
Ribery, 7
Trezeguet, 4
Anelka, 7

Football365.fr:

Coupet, 6
Clerc, 5.5
Thuram, 6.5
Gallas, 6
Abidal, 6
Ribéry, 7
Toulalan, 6
Makelele, 6.5
Malouda, 5.5
Anelka, 6.5
Trezeguet, 4

Goal.com

Coupet, 6
Clerc, 7
Abidal, 6.5
Gallas, 6.5
Thuram, 6
Toulalan, 8
Makelele, 7
Ribéry, 8
Malouda, 7
Anelka, 8.5
Trezeguet, 5

Gregory Coupet, 6
Embarrassed by Ashey Cole’s first-half cross and fortunate that Abidal bailed him out at his far post. Otherwise, under-used.

Eric Abidal, 7
Offers fine balance and defensive nous and appears to retain his instinctive relationship with his former Lyon team-mate Malouda

William Gallas, 6
Unchallenged until England switched to 4-4-2, with his spring and pace needed to confront Crouch and Owen thereafter

Claude Makelele, 7
As busy and tidy as ever, shuttling around at the base of the French midfielder with typical efficiency

Florent Malouda, 8
More impressive than he has been at Chelsea in recent weeks, offering balance and bite down the left. Forced James into a save

Jeremy Toulalan, 7
The Lyon midfielder oozed quality, splitting the English back-line 10 minutes in for Malouda to chase and using the ball intelligently

Francois Clerc, 6
Wonderful angled slide-rule pass liberated Anelka to win the penalty, though occasionally exposed defensively

Lilian Thuram, 7
His 138th cap and the centre-half retains his sense of positioning and timing, if not his pace. Tested by Crouch’s arrival

David Trezeguet, 4
Anonymous alongside Anelka and sporting the look of a man whose best days are some way behind him. Chanceless

Franck Ribery, 7
Calmly converted his third international goal from the spot to earn the hosts the lead, and infuriated England by dropping into space

Nicolas Anelka, 9
Impressed with his slippery running. Missed an early header but earned the penalty with a typically elusive burst of pace

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