Yohan Cabaye’s goal for France in their 2-0 win over Ukraine helped secure their qualification to the Euro 2012 quarterfinal.
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Cabaye’s 56th minute strike came after Jeremy Menez had opened the scoring for Larent Blanc’s side.
France struggled to stamp their authority on the game but their win does not mean Ukraine are out of the competition.
Cabaye played 68 minutes of the match and was substituted for Yann M’Vila.
Newcastle’s other French international Hatem Ben Arfa did not feature in the match.
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