The French national team qualified for the Qatar World Cup 2022 final, following defeating Morocco with two goals without a response, in the semi-final match that brought them together at Al Bayt Stadium, to set the roosters once morest Argentina in the final match.
In contrast to the strong start of the Moroccan national team, France succeeded in scoring the goal of progress in the sixth minute of the match time, following a cross sent by Griezmann, Mbappe hit it with his left foot, hitting the Moroccan defense, and reaching Theo Hernandez, who fired it into the goal.
Al-Qaim blocked a missile shot by striker Jiro in the 17th minute of the match, following Moroccan goalkeeper Yassine Bounou was alone, to turn into a goal kick.
The first half witnessed a great advantage for the Moroccan national team, which wasted many chances, most notably in the 45th minute, following Hakim Ziyech sent a cross, which was played by Jawad Al-Yamiq with a double back kick that was saved by Hugo Lloris, goalkeeper of France Saabwa.
The second half, the Moroccan national team completely dominated the match, wasting many chances that almost led to a draw for the Atlas Lions, amidst French defensive brilliance.
Contrary to the course of the match, Randall Mwani added the second goal for the French national team in the 81st minute, following a wonderful skill from Mbappe, who penetrated the Moroccan defense, to hit a ball that bounced off the defenders of the lions and reached Mwani in front of the goal to put it easily.
The Moroccan national team is scheduled to play once morest its Croatian counterpart next Saturday evening, to determine the third-place finisher who will win the bronze medal, while France and Argentina will play the 2022 World Cup final on Sunday, December 18th.
