And afterward there were three. The 2022 World Cup has arrived at its zenith and one country has previously reserved a spot in Sunday’s championship, and presently it is the right time to figure out who will confront Lionel Messi’s Argentina for the greatest prize in all of sports.
Also, this significant World Cup loaded up with upsets could be in line for one more as reigning champs France take on Morocco. The French have gotten their work done such a long ways in the competition, and in spite of the apprehensive minutes in the quarterfinal against Britain they found the objectives when it made a difference and booked a spot in the semis. Ousmane Dembélé and Jules Kounde are just a single game away from the Last, yet hindering them is the greatest shock of the competition.
Morocco took out Spain in the Round of 16 and stunned the world again by beating Portugal in the quarterfinals, turning into the primary African country to arrive at the World Cup’s Last Four. They are extraordinarily very much trained and their most skilled players have conveyed in each pivotal turning point in Qatar, and there is not an obvious explanation to accept they can’t do it once again against the winners.
MATCH INFO
- Competition/Round: 2022 FIFA World Cup, Semifinals, Match 2
- Date/Time: Wednesday, December 14, 2022, 10pm local time, 2pm ET, 11am PT (USA), 8pm WAT (Nigeria), 12.30am IST
- Venue: Al Bayt Stadium, Al Khor
- Referee: César Ramos (MEX)
France vs Morocco live score
| 1H | 2H | Final | |
| France | 1 | — | — |
| Morocco | 0 | — | — |
How to watch France vs. Morocco in the U.S.
There are a number of deals that can get you World Cup coverage, but it’s hard to beat a free and legal option. FuboTV is showing the entire soccer tournament through Fox Sports, and has a week-long free trial you can use to watch the rest of the upcoming games. Grab the free trial to watch France vs. Morocco, and you’ll also be able to watch the final, as well as dive into FuboTV’s 133 other live channels it offers. After the free week is up, it’s $70 a month to keep access, so make sure to cancel if you don’t want a surprise payment on your bank account.
It’s late into the World Cup 2022, though, and you may have previously used your FuboTV free trial earlier. Well, there’s still no need to pay full price if you don’t want to, as Sling TV is here to make things easier. Sling TV is offering 50% off your first month’s subscription to Sling Blue, which brings the price to just $20 for that month. A month is more than enough to cover the rest of the World Cup, and full coverage of the tournament is included, as well as access to 41 live channels. That’s a lot of content for just $20, so you’re sure to find something to keep you entertained, even after the World Cup is finished.
