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This quiz is part of our Cantona week, celebrating the 30th anniversary of King Eric arriving in English football.
Over the last 25 years, no European national side has been as successful as France.
Since the 1998 World Cup, Les Bleus have been in the final of six major international tournaments – winning four of them. That’s more than Spain (three wins from three finals), Italy (two wins from three finals) and Germany (one win from three finals).
That’s been reflected in the Premier League. Ever since Arsene Wenger rocked up at Arsenal and plucked one or two fairly handy French players out of his magic bag, there’s been a steady flow across the channel.
Still, Arsene wasn't the first famous Frenchman to become a big deal in Blighty. We think you know who we're talking about…
Eric Cantona week on FourFourTwo
• King of the Kop? When Eric Cantona nearly signed for Liverpool
• How Sheffield Wednesday turned down signing Eric Cantona
• Every club Eric Cantona played for: a potted history of the Frenchman's career
• Quiz! Can you name every club Eric Cantona scored against in the Premier League?
• Why did Leeds sell Eric Cantona to Manchester United?
• Year Zero: The making of Eric Cantona (Leeds/Manchester United, 1992/93)
• Does Eric Cantona have a Leeds tattoo? The truth behind the collar
• Ranked! Eric Cantona's 10 best goals
• Quiz! Can you name Eric Cantona's most frequent Manchester United team-mates?
• 7 best pieces of Eric Cantona memorabilia available to buy online
• Quiz! Can you name every club Eric Cantona played against in the Premier League?
• Ranked! The 16 best Premier League players of the 1990s
• Eric Cantona: the 7 most iconic quotes from the man himself
• Quiz! Can you name every player in the Nike Secret Tournament advert?
• Dominant, volatile and hijacked by cliché: why we still love Eric Cantona
• What does Eric Cantona's "seagulls follow the trawler" quote mean? The story behind the speech
