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Brazil 0 : 1 France 

FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) - France still has Brazil's number. And on Saturday, the French had all the flair, too. 
 
The experienced and savvy French shocked the five-time World Cup champions 1-0 in a stunningly one-sided match. Tacked onto France's 3-0 victory in the 1998 title game - the last time Brazil lost in the World Cup - it's clear the Brazilians have a nemesis at soccer's highest level. 

The heroes were familiar, as well. 

French captain Zinedine Zidane, headed into retirement after the tournament, served a perfect free kick to Thierry Henry in the 57th minute. Completely unmarked, Henry had the whole right side of the goal and put a right-footed volley into the roof of the net. 

"This was not a lucky victory," Henry said. 

"I've always said this World Cup isn't about us dreaming of winning, but I have to say this victory is the stuff of dreams," added Henry, who hugged several Brazilian players after the match. "Now we want to go all the way." 

France began the tournament so poorly it appeared headed for a first-round exit like four years ago. Instead, it heads to the semifinals against Portugal on Wednesday in Munich. With Germany playing Italy in Tuesday's semifinal in Dortmund, this will be the first all-European final four since 1982. 

It was Zidane who lifted his nation all the way past Brazil eight years ago, scoring two goals for France's only title. 

Since then, Brazil had won 11 straight World Cup games and another title. Its streak of three straight finals, two of them wins, also was snapped. 

"It's a difficult moment to be eliminated when we were so close to the semifinals," coach Carlos Alberto Parreira said. "I did not prepare for this and no one in our delegation prepared for this." 

Indeed, it was a shocking exit for the defending champions and pretournament favorites. The Brazilians had just one shot on goal all game. Their porous defense was hardly better. The French eclipsed Brazil's galaxy of stars with crisp passing, aggressive tackling and superior play in the air. Ronaldo, Ronaldinho and Kaka were either invisible or inept. 

In the final minutes, Brazil desperately pressed forward, with Ronaldinho surfacing at last and barely missing on a free kick. Two more attacks yielded nothing as France goalkeeper Fabien Barthez screamed at his teammates to hold on. 

Barthez grabbed a floater by Lucio, and the clock ran out as he made his goal kick, setting off a wild celebration as France players mobbed each other while jumping in a circle. As the vanquished and dazed Brazilians left the field, the French players headed to the corner where their fans were waving flags and taking pictures - and savoring a magnificent victory. 

Brazil and France have played three times since the 1998 final, with France winning 2-1 in the 2001 Confederations Cup in South Korea and then playing to a 0-0 draw in a 2004 friendly in Paris. 

Obviously, intimidation is not a factor for the French, who were the better team all night. Zidane weaved, bobbed and spun his way through the Brazilian midfield, looking more like the three-time FIFA World Player of the Year than a man who is ready to retire. 

The short passing game he orchestrated looked Brazilian. Several of his superb touches led to dangerous opportunities for Henry, Patrick Vieira, Franck Ribery and Florent Malouda. 

Toward the end of the first half, Ronaldo and Juan both drew yellow cards trying to slow down the French offense. 

Juan pulled down Vieira on a near breakaway after a brilliant midfield feed by Zidane. It could have drawn an ejection, but referee Luis Medina pulled out the yellow, setting up a free kick from 20 yards that Ronaldo blocked with his arm just outside the penalty area. 

That drew a yellow for Brazil's scoring star, but his team escaped a scramble near its goal as the half ended. 

The reprieve was only temporary. 

For all Zidane's flowing play, it was his dead-ball cross following a foul that netted France's goal. 

About 30 yards out on the left wing, Zidane lofted an inward swinging cross. The Brazilians' marking had been loose all game and this time they paid. Henry, completely free at the back post, met the ball with his right foot. Goalkeeper Dida had no chance. 

In front of French President Jacques Chirac, France made Brazil look so ordinary - at times amateurish - that the yellow-clad Brazilians in the crowd even were whistling at their team late in the match. 

Zidane, Ronaldo and Ronaldinho have won eight of the last 10 FIFA world player of the year awards. Only Zidane displayed those skills Saturday. 

"We don't want to stop here," Zidane said. "It's so great that we want to carry on."