(World Cup 2022 football commentary) – France and Morocco are both continuing their beautiful journey in Qatar, but only one of the two teams will win the right to play the final match in Lusail.

Time: 2:00 a.m. December 15

Broadcast channel: VTV3, VTV Can Tho

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France won 8/9 recent matches at the World Cup.

That only loss was against Tunisia in the group stage with a score of 0-1.

There were more than 2.5 goals scored in 5/6 of France’s last matches at the World Cup.

France scored at least 2 goals in 5/6 recent matches at the World Cup.

Morocco are unbeaten in their last 6 matches at the World Cup.

During that time, they never let the opponent concede a goal, the only goal coming from Aguerd’s own goal in the match against Canada.

Morocco’s last 3 wins all had minimal margins.

It can be said that reaching the round of 4 strongest teams for the first time is a miracle for Morocco to help them write history for African football.

Similar to Morocco, Les Bleus is also continuing its journey in Qatar but as the king defending the throne.

The French team showed the bravery of the defending champion when they eliminated their strong opponent, England, in the quarterfinals

Entering the semi-finals, the French team has high confidence after a dramatic elimination of the Three Lions.

However, Morocco’s consecutive subjugation of two Iberian giants shows that collective cohesion is their most formidable strength.

Coach Walid Regragui’s Moroccan team has had a beautiful journey in Qatar this year. No matter what the semi-final result is, they will still hold their heads high.

Any team that wins is worthy of what has been shown in the past 5 matches.

Meanwhile, France, as the defending champion, will certainly aim to reach the World Cup final for the second time in a row, thereby becoming the first team to do so in the 21st century.

90mins: France wins 1-0

Standard: France 2-0 Morocco

Sporting News: France 1-0 Morocco

France: The strongest squad.

Morocco: Romain Saiss is injured, Nayef Aguerd and Noussair Mazraoui are left open to play.

France (4-2-3-1):  Lloris;

Morocco (4-3-3):  Bounou;

Moroccan fans celebrated so enthusiastically, the French capital was ‘desolate’ after just one night

The French team pays tribute to the records of Lloris and Griezmann at the 2022 World Cup (source: One Football)