In the J Boy's fight arc, France took part in the International Jr. Youth tournament in France (Captain Tsubasa arc, chapter 90, pages 34-35).

Group C of the International Jr. youth tournament in France with England and Malaysia (Captain Tsubasa arc, chapter 90, page 34-35)
Victory 3-1 against England in the group stage (Parc des princes) (Captain Tsubasa arc, chapter 92, pages 138-139)
Victory 4-0 against Malaysia in the group stage (Parc des princes) (3109 days full record Data Book))
Defeat 4-4 (PK 4-5) against All Japan in the semi finals (Parc des princes) (Captain Tsubasa arc, chapter 102, pages 27-28)

Players

ルイ ナポレオン
Louis Napoleon
FW (n°20)

アラン ボッシ
Alain Bossi
FW (n°11)

ランス ベルモンド
Lance Belmondo
FW (n°14)

サークス モンターナ
Sax Montana
FW (n°12)

エル シド ピエール
Elle Sid Pierre
MF (n°10, captain)

マヌエル デュッソー
Manuel Dussault
MF/DF (n°9)

ブルノ ジャンセン
Bruno Jansen
MF/DF (n°8)

ルイス ブラボー
Luis Bravo
MF (n°3)

ミッシェル
フェレーリ
Michel Ferreri
DF/MF (n°7)

ルネ ベルジェルス
René Bergers
DF/MF (n°5)

ジャン ルスト
Jean Rust
DF (n°4)

マクシム バイストン
Maxime Byston
DF (n°2)

ドミニク アモロ
Dominique Amoro
GK (n°1)

ルネ カルボラーナ
René Carbonara
Head coach

Abilities
They're using an artistic soccer with their captain Pierre as their pivot (Captain Tsubasa arc, chapter 86, pages 12-13). According to Matsuyama, England Jr. youth can surprise them with their speed but they have more technique (Captain Tsubasa arc, chapter 92, page 137). According to coach Carbonara the team is lacking a small thing (Captain Tsubasa arc, chapter 89, page 35). According to Pierre, it's a forward with a good scoring ability, which is why coach Carbonara invited Napoleon in the team (Captain Tsubasa arc, chapter 90, pages 26 to 28). According to England Jr. youth, the defenders also have a weak point, the sides (Captain Tsubasa arc, chapter 92, pages 117).

Offense
According to coach Carbonara the team is lacking a small thing (Captain Tsubasa arc, chapter 89, page 35). According to Pierre, it's a forward with a good scoring ability, which is why coach Carbonara invited Napoleon in the team (Captain Tsubasa arc, chapter 90, pages 26 to 28).

Penalty kicks
They have trained in case of a PK shootout (Captain Tsubasa arc, chapter 101, pages 45 to 47).

Eiffel attack
Pierre and Napoleon can use the Eiffel attack (Captain Tsubasa arc, chapter 99, pages 175 to 178).

Defense
According to England Jr. youth, the defenders also have a weak point, the sides (Captain Tsubasa arc, chapter 92, pages 117).

Offside trap
The team can use the offside trap under Pierre's directives (Captain Tsubasa arc, chapter 99, pages 96 to 98).

Bossi and Borghi are awfully similar in appearance. They are probably one and the same, with a mistake done on their name, despite having different data in the Data Book.

The Data on Manuel Dussault is more inconsistent than usual. He is named Marcel in the 3109 days full record Data Book, named ベル フルクス (Bell Flux) and has n°8 in CTJ on the ps1, and is replaced by ボルギ Borghi on the MegaCD, is a defender in the complete special issue but a midfielder in the 3109 days full record Data Book.
Bruno Jansen is the second most confusing, he is Georges in the 3109 days full record Data Book, named ラル キークラン (Ral Keykron) and has n°6 in Captain Tsubasa J on the PS1 and マルク (Marc) in Captain Tsubasa on MegaCD, is a defender in the complete special issue but a midfielder in the 3109 days full record Data Book.

Michel Ferreri and René Bergers are midfielders in the complete special issue while they are defenders in the 3109 days full record Data Book.

In the manga, the n°12 is actually called Belmondo (Captain Tsubasa arc, chapter 101, pages 10-11), the Data book then made the mistake of calling the n°14 Belmondo, then Takahashi made the same mistake in Rising sun (Rising sun arc, chapter 125, pages 22-23), making that one officially Belmondo, and making the earlier naming a mistake.