Berlin, 20 years on: The night Italy broke France's heart

There is a photograph that every football fan of a certain age can picture without looking it up. A man in a blue shirt, head slightly bowed, walks past the World Cup trophy on his way to the tunnel. He does not look at it. He cannot. A few minutes earlier, Zinedine Zidane had been sent off in the final match of his career, and the trophy he was walking past would soon be lifted by Italy.

That was 9 July 2006, at the Olympiastadion in Berlin. Twenty years later, Zidane is back in the dugout as France head coach, and on Friday night at the Stade de France he faces the Azzurri for the first time in that role.