Gembloux very similar to OTL, although the French recovered more damaged tanks.
The break in the line occurred after; in OTL, it started a general withdrawal, this time with British help accepted the breach has been stoppered
... which may not turn out in the Allies' favour, if it keeps 1st Army and the BEF further North for longer while things are falling apart to the South.
The French have one shot at sealing the breach west of Sedan, with 7th army (1 DLM, 1st Armoured and 3 motorised infantry divisions) coming down from the North and 3 DCR plus support counterattacking from the South. If they fail - against elements of 7 Panzer divisions plus support currently crossing the river - something like the OTL breakout is extremely likely as the French have no mobile reserve left. At best what's left of 7th army gets to play suicide roadblock as the Allied forces in Belgium withdraw South with all haste.
OTOH, if the French succeed in containing the Meuse bridgeheads the German plan has basically failed, and their elite forces are now stuck in an awkward salient with poor supply lines.
I also note that the German infantry has had its first encounter with HE-firing British infantry tanks and not really enjoyed the experience.