Almost half of both France and Nigeria's starting lineups for their World Cup last-16 tie in Brasilia came from the Premier League. Here, Sportsmail looks at how the English-based contingent got on in Monday's game: One winner: Kenneth Omeruo comes out on top against Arsenal striker Olivier Giroud in this duel Familiar foes: Odemwingie and Evra came up against each other on the international stage Troubles in front of goal: Victor Moses hooks Benzema's shot off the line as Nigeria looked to hold the French Best of enemies: Kenneth Omeruo and Laurent Koscielny go up for a header during the last-16 tie
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France and Nigeria started five and four Premier League stars respectively
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Olivier Giroud fails to impress upfront alongside Karim Benzema
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Arsenal striker was subbed as France searched for a winner
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Kenneth Omeruo helped Nigeria to keep the French at bay for periods
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Victor Moses and John Obi Mikel both cleared shots off the line
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Premier League's Nigerian contingent drop out after 2-0 defeat
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Giroud, Koscielny, Evra, Debuchy and Lloris advance to the quarter finals
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Otherwise the sweeper-keeper was at his commanding best, dominating the high balls that Nigeria tried to send into the @placeholder penalty area.
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Giroud has been a frustrating figure for many @placeholder fans this season and he showed why against Nigeria.
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While he usually plays slightly further forward for his country, Mikel returned to his withdrawn role to combat @placeholder's runners from midfield.
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Odemwingie has always been known as a bit of a troublemaker - and he was one of Nigeria's brightest sparks, using his space to cause problems for the @placeholder backline.