France captain Zinedine Zidane has been passed fit to play in Saturday's World Cup quarter-final against Brazil in Frankfurt.

The veteran playmaker sat out training on Thursday because of a minor injury complaint, but came through Friday's workout unscathed.

Defender Gael Givet, who is yet to play in the tournament, was also able to resume training having recovered from the cold which kept him on the sidelines earlier in the week.

France's only other doubt was Willy Sagnol, who suffered a groin injury during the 3-1 second round victory against Spain, but he took a full part in training on Friday and is expected to line up against Brazil.