France goalkeeper Hugo Lloris reckons Les Bleus have had the perfect preparation for the World Cup and will be more than ready to face Uruguay in their Group A opener on June 11.
Les Bleus complete their warm-up friendly programme with a match against China on Reunion Island on Friday night, having beaten Costa Rica 2-1 last Wednesday and drawn 1-1 with Tunisia on Sunday.
Raymond Domenech's side face Uruguay, Mexico and hosts South Africa in their pool, and Lloris is raring to go.
The 23-year-old Lyon stopper told France Football: "Three weeks of preparation, with three warm-up games is enough to prepare a team.
"This is the most prestigious competition.
"We prepare for this event in the best of ways, with great professionalism and as a group. The World Cup is first and foremost a human adventure, to experience with team-mates.
"But it's not easy to talk before. It will be easier after."
He added: "We talked in training of being very compact and very difficult to beat. This is what we must do."
