World Cup Daily | The 90+ Podcast
Jul 10, 2026 · 12 min · 9 segments
France ends Morocco's dream in the FIFA World Cup 2026™ tournament. Kylian Mbappé and Ousmane Dembélé scored the goals for their side, sending France into World Cup semi-finals. French coach Didier…
Lydia WilliamsGuestAnd for Morocco, the tournament ends, but not without another chapter in football history.
More than 65,000 fans filled Boston Stadium for a quarter-final that always promised plenty.
It was when Morocco became the first African and Arab-speaking nation to reach a World Cup semi-final before eventually finishing fourth.
Les Bleus were runners-up in 2022 after one of the greatest finals in history against Argentina and they've arrived at this tournament determined to win.
So French coach Didier Deschamps made just one change to his side, bringing Desiree Douay into the attack while Morocco were without injured midfielder Ismael Saibari.
From the opening whistle, France controlled much of the play but couldn't find a breakthrough.
Kylian Mbappé stepped up and, for one of the few times in his international career, he couldn't deliver.
It was limp.
And it was very reachable for Yassin Bono, who just had the guess right and dropped
his hat on it.
I don't know if the delay has affected Kylian Mbappe, but that was probably one of the poorest penalties he's taken.
And for Morocco, the tournament ends, but not without another chapter in football history.
More than 65,000 fans filled Boston Stadium for a quarter-final that always promised plenty.
It was when Morocco became the first African and Arab-speaking nation to reach a World Cup semi-final before eventually finishing fourth.
Les Bleus were runners-up in 2022 after one of the greatest finals in history against Argentina and they've arrived at this tournament determined to win.
So French coach Didier Deschamps made just one change to his side, bringing Desiree Douay into the attack while Morocco were without injured midfielder Ismael Saibari.
From the opening whistle, France controlled much of the play but couldn't find a breakthrough.
Kylian Mbappé stepped up and, for one of the few times in his international career, he couldn't deliver.
It was limp.
And it was very reachable for Yassin Bono, who just had the guess right and dropped
his hat on it.
I don't know if the delay has affected Kylian Mbappe, but that was probably one of the poorest penalties he's taken.
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