Frustrated Mbappe comes off France bench to score equaliser against Rangnick's Austria

The Paris Saint-Germain forward, who recently signed a new deal with the club despite coming close to a move to Real Madrid, started as a substitute for the Nations League clash.

Bristol City striker Andi Weimann - who scored 22 goals in the Championship last season - netted his first goal for Austria, ten years after making his debut.

It was a well-worked goal from Rangnick's side, who seemed to have already gotten to grips with the way their German boss wants to play.

That's something that Manchester United supporters may struggle to believe, after his unsuccessful spell as interim boss of the Red Devils last season.

Weimann and former Stoke City and West Ham United striker Marko Arnautovic was also causing Liverpool defender Ibrahima Konate and Arsenal's William Saliba all sorts of problems.

Real Madrid's new £100million man Aurelien Tchouameni started in midfield for Didier Deschamps' side, but couldn't do much about the goal.

One man Real missed out on was sat on the bench, however, and he didn't look too happy when they went 1-0 down.

And it was made even worse when Real striker Karim Benzema came and sat next to him on the bench, which looked a lot less awkward than some might have imagined.

But the PSG man was soon on the pitch and it took him just 20 minutes to find the back of the net to make it 1-1,

It was the 10th goal he's scored in his last seven games for France, so it was a slight surprise when he didn't find a winner.

It leaves Les Bleus bottom of their Nations League group after three games after a defeat to Denmark and draw with Croatia.

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