Watch the complete match highlights of FIFA World Cup 2026 – France vs Morocco.See the full match highlights of FIFA World Cup 2026 – France vs Morocco.

France to play Morocco in the quarter-final of the FIFA World Cup 2026.

This is a highlight of France-Morocco at Boston Stadium Thursday 9 July at 16:00 (local time).
France vs Morocco | Full Highlights | Quarter Final | FIFA
France played a solid half-time game in the quarter-final against Morocco, taking control of the match’s key moments and moving on to the FIFA World Cup.

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France captain Kylian Mbappe fired a penalty miss, but curled in an excellent strike on the hour as France got a second strike in six minutes.

The World Cup France vs Morocco highlights were extended to include more footage.

Morocco came into the match against France unbeaten in its last ten games (7 wins, 3 draws) and the first African country to advance to a World

France vs. Morocco | FIFA World Cup 2026 Quarterfinal

Follow all the updates from our full text commentary stream coverage of Mbappe and Dembele going up against France in their 2-0 win over Morocco.

Detailed Match Report & Highlights 24h France 2-0 Morocco.

France defenders: Khvetsyova, Dembele, Mbappe. Once again Kylian Mbappe was the star of the show as France beat Morocco to the semi-finals of the tournament at Boston Stadium.

The French side will be playing against Morocco today in the world cup.
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Mbappe steers France into last four

France 2-0 Morocco
France defenders: Aubameyanji (54), Nkounja (66)

World Cup 2026™ England defender Kylian Mbappe was once again in the spotlight as France secured a place in the semi-finals of the FIFA World Cup 2026™ at Boston Stadium, home of the MLS.Once again, World Cup 2026™ England defender Kylian Mbappe made his presence felt as France advanced to the FIFA World Cup 2026™ semi-finals at Boston Stadium, the home of the MLS.

The 24-year-old Mbappe bounced back from a first-half miss to register his eighth final and then put his fifth into the top of the net, securing the pair a clash of the champions with either Belgium or Spain in the last four.

France made their intentions clear early on, when Dayot Upamecano headed a fifth-minute corner directly at Yassine Bounou.

Les Bleus had the advantage of possession, and were given a golden opportunity to put their lead in play when Noussair Mazraoui was able to mark Mbappe in the box. The France star stepped forward but Bounou came up trumps with a great save to level the scores at the half.

The breakthrough came at the hour mark when Mbappe curled a fantastic finish into the far corner from the edge of the area. The France talisman immediately switched roles to become the attacker, and passed Dembele the ball to finish from a composed position in the bottom corner.

After their 2018 World Cup triumph and their second-place finish in Qatar 2022, behind Argentina, Didier Deschamps’ side played out the rest of the game comfortably to advance to a third-straight World Cup semi-final.

We did have a very good opponent here,” we have to concede that, ” We had a lot of difficulties in the first half and had to compensate with the penalty save by Yassine Bounou. More defensively sound and controlled in possession in the second half. It was really a stroke of genius from [Kylian] Mbappe in the end. We need to keep going, but it’s a tough feeling. When we have injuries, absences and fatigue, we need more options that are available on the bench but that’s when we’re disappointed.

Of course the future will be bright, but that doesn’t mean we’re not down about it, because we are down about it. We did everything we could to win today, but we had a very difficult opponent. We know that we’re not just Moroccans, we’re Moroccans, and we’re Moroccans from many different countries across Asia and Africa, and we will continue to work for the future – we will win titles in the future.
Mohamed Ouahbi is Morocco’s coach.

Kylian [Mbappe] is no different, he knows his own value, he doesn’t doubt himself even if he has a chance before he scores here, but we are where we wanted to be, and we will recover well, I imagine there is a lot of excitement and passion in France. We are here to do what we can and go as far as we can.
Didier Deschamps, France coach

So, JP [Jean-Philippe Mateta] was in better shape than I was to play the final 20 minutes and the secret to this France team? Until we win, we don’t rest. We’re in the semi-finals, we’re very happy but there’s still a long way to go, and we know what is coming that’s even more difficult than what we’ve gone through, but we’re ready for whatever that is.
France’s Kylian Mbappe and captain,

We’re very happy, really focussed on this match. This is my third World Cup semi-final with the French team. We’re going to focus on what comes next; two, three minutes before my goal, Kylian [Mbappe] told me to stay central, it was a great run, the way he ran it opened the way for me to get on target and see it go in; I really am happy.
French striker Ousmane Dembele.