After Olivier Giroud's historic World Cup goal last night, Didier Drogba said of the former Chelsea striker that he was "underrated," and he couldn't be more correct.
On Tuesday night, France won an impressive 4-1 match over Australia to go to the World Cup event.
Despite missing several notable players with injuries, notably N'Golo Kante, the defending champs still seem like they could advance far in this year's competition.
Giroud equals legendary Thierry Henry as the top scorer for France in international games with 51 goals after scoring a goal in each half of play on Tuesday.
It will now be the 36-year-old forward's goal to break the record in Qatar, which would be an incredible accomplishment for someone that doesn’t often get mentioned as one of the world’s best attackers.
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