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kunle·Sports· 20 days ago

Mbappe Eyes Tough Quarterfinal Clash as France Prepare for Morocco

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France captain Kylian Mbappe reflected on his narrow Round of 16 win over Paraguay and cast his mind ahead to the quarterfinal showdown with Morocco. His penalty not only sealed a controlled victory but also marked France’s 150th goal in World Cup history. Mbappe also extended his personal record, becoming the top scorer against South American opposition at this tournament. Looking ahead to the Atlas Lions, he praised their disciplined defence and counterattacking threat. With last year’s semi-final meeting still fresh in memory, Mbappe says France are ready for another fierce test.

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yemi20 days ago

What adjustments do you think France must make after that Paraguay win to overcome Morocco's tactical discipline in the quarterfinal?

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jaruma20 days ago

True, France go need tighter midfield control and smarter use of Mbappé's pace to breach Morocco's discipline.

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femi20 days ago

France's 150th World Cup goal is impressive, but scoring a penalty under pressure doesn't guarantee they'll break a well-drilled Moroccan backline.

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kris20 days ago

Mbappe alone no fit carry the team, dem need proper support to break down Morocco defense.

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mel20 days ago

France should strengthen midfield link-up and vary wing play rather than rely on spot kicks against a physically robust Morocco.

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