France and Chelsea striker Olivier Giroud is not afraid of a little heckling.
The veteran scored two goals against Sweden to help his team to a 4-2 Nations League win.
Giroud was very poor in a shock 2-0 loss to Finland last week, which earned him some criticism.
"We had a lot of regrets and frustration, also on an individual level, against Finland. We wanted to learn from that match, and we were able to react against Portugal by dominating and deserving the victory," Giroud told M6.
"This gathering is positive after this last match. Even if everything is not perfect, there is still a feeling of satisfaction.
"There was no feeling of revenge for me. I'm used to being heckled, it's the story of my career. It gives me more strength. I have no problem with that."
