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CAPTAIN Hugo Lloris insists he still sees a \"bright future\" for France even after the disappointment of their Euro 2016 final defeat to Portugal. \"We did our best and the most important thing is what we have created during the competition, between us, inside the team and the emotions that we've shared with all of the fans,\" Lloris said. \"This is one of the good memories and I think we can build up something strong for the next few years. The Tottenham keeper admitted that he was \"very disappointed\" with the result and said that Portugal just had the edge on France in terms of physical freshness and spirit. Portugal had three days' rest between their semi-final against Wales and the final, while France only had two, having played Germany on Thursday night in Marseille.

\"We did our best and the most important thing is what we have created during the competition, between us, inside the team and the emotions that we've shared with all of the fans,\" [Hugo Lloris] said. \"This is one of the good memories and I think we can build up something strong for the next few years. We have a young generation and I think the future has to be bright.\" \"When you are a player at this stage of the competition, one day is very important and can make maybe the difference,\" Lloris said. \"And maybe today it made the difference. But we have no excuses.\" \"One thing that we can say about Portugal, it is about their mental strength and their spirit,\" Lloris said. \"It is not a surprise when you see one game, two games, three games, after extra-time, it means that inside a team there is something strong and special. That has made a difference. It's true that we had a great spirit in our squad from the beginning of the tournament. It's just about details.\"

World champions Germany missed three in their quarter-final shoot-out decider against Italy on Saturday, but still went through 6-5 and now face the hosts in the semi-finals on Thursday.

FRANCE captain Hugo Lloris says surprise packages Wales and Iceland prove you need more than star players and a long history to guarantee success. Lloris, 29, said: \"We lacked consistency and were not aggressive enough but we managed to win matches and I believe that is because of our collective spirit.\"

FRANCE captain Hugo Lloris says surprise packages Wales and Iceland prove you need more than star players and a long history to guarantee success. Lloris, 29, said: \"We lacked consistency and were not aggressive enough but we managed to win matches and I believe that is because of our collective spirit.\"

Tottenham, who have lost four of their last five home League games, face Everton this afternoon and [Hugo Lloris] insists: \"We need the fans behind us from the beginning because this is a really big game. \"We need to have a humility and keep believing in ourselves and the club. It is our responsibility. It is frustrating for everyone. We are trying to find a solution and it's the same for all the players and the coach. There are a lot of expectations here and we all have ambition. But we don't have the time. We need results as quickly as possible.\" Tottenham: (probable team) Lloris; Dier, Fazio, Vertonghen, Davies; Eriksen, Bentaleb, Mason, Lamela; Kane; Soldado.

[Hugo Lloris] hopes his return can boost Spurs but said: \"We have no excuse. We're all involved. It is not only the offensive players and we need to find a solution.\"

[Hugo Lloris] Lloris believes France can only grow stronger as the hosts' journey through Euro 2016 continues against Albania in Marseille. The relief in Saint-Denis, and indeed around the whole nation, was S following a spectacular late strike from Dimitri Payet, the West Ham midfielder himself in tears when substituted during the closing stages. Tottenham goalkeeper Lloris feels with the weight of expectation lifted following two years' of non-competitive internationals, Didier Deschamps' squad can take confidence into tonight's second Group A fixture at Stade Velodrome.

\"The mental aspect is essential,\" [Hugo Lloris] told a news conference on Tuesday. \"We'll have to go and get that victory. When it's difficult like that we must be patient,\" coach Didier Deschamps said. \"They caused us some trouble in Rennes and even more last year even if we were a bit on holidays then. But that's no excuse,\" Deschamps said.

The British campaign gained renewed traction last year after a jarring incident in the Premier League in which Tottenham goalkeeper Hugo Lloris was knocked unconscious during a collision with Everton striker Romelu Lukaku. Lloris's manager at the time, Andre Villas-Boas, was widely criticized for allowing Lloris to remain on the field for the last 12 minutes or so of the match. Chris Bryant, a former rugby player and a Labour member of Parliament who has led the effort, rose in the Commons to call Lloris's injury \"horrific.\"