Emotion and celebration for Deschamps' home farewell

Emotion and celebration for Deschamps' home farewellImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Didier Deschamps will end his 14-year tenure as France manager after the World CupByAndy GrayBBC Sport NI Journalist at the Decathlon Arena, LillePublished29 minutes agoThe World Cup will mark the end of an era as Didier Deschamps prepares to wave goodbye to France after the finals.Already a World Cup-winning captain in 1998, Deschamps became only the third man to win the World Cup as a player and a manager in 2018 when he led France to the biggest prize in football.When France play their final game at the World Cup it will be the end of a 14-year tenure, and in Monday's friendly with Northern Ireland in Lille, the 57-year-old will lead his nation for one final time on home soil before they head to the USA. It is likely to be a night filled with emotion. "I can imagine the state of mind of Didier after all this time spent with the French team," midfielder Adrien Rabiot said. "We're all human beings, we have compassion, we have emotions and everything that comes along with it. "The coach has done a great job with the French team and I hope that he will be celebrated, because he deserves it."Will NI be 'badly behaved guests' at France's party?Euro 2016 10 years on - and NI's bright futurePublished20 hours agoAs Rabiot predicts, celebrations in Lille are likely. In their previous game in Nantes on Thursday - a surprise 2-1 defeat by the Ivory Coast - fans paid tribute to Deschamps by holding up cardboard cut outs which bore his image during the match. But for the manager, he is not letting his own farewell take away from the team's send off. "Ever since I came in to camp, there's lots of things that I've done for the last time, so I'm not trying to think about all these things."I'm not too sad, I'm not going to be happy about it. What's important for me is beyond my personal...