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World Cup 2026
The 2026 World Cup was held from June 11th to July 19th in the United States, Canada and Mexico. The tournament featured 48 national teams and was played in 16 modern stadiums.
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23:24 BST - That's it from us tonight - thank you for joining us!
We'll be back at 8pm tomorrow for Spain against Belgium, with the winner facing France in the semi-finals.
Night!
23:18 BST - Another goal and assist for Kylian Mbappe, who is yet again enjoying a fine World Cup campaign.
He earned an 8.2 Flashcore player rating against Morocco, bettered only by Ousmane Dembele's 8.4.
23:13 BST - Kylian Mbappe has been involved in 11 goals at the 2026 World Cup (eight goals, three assists), the most in a single edition since Gerd Müller in 1970 (10 goals, three assists).
23:13 BST - France have kept a clean sheet in each of their last three games in the FIFA World Cup, their longest run of games without conceding a goal in the competition (since at least 1965/66).
23:08 BST - Kylian Mbappe netted his 20th FIFA World Cup (WC) goal as he bounced back from a saved first-half penalty to help fire France to a 2-0 win over Morocco in a quarter-final encounter in Foxborough, keeping his country’s hopes alive of reaching a third successive final.
Read our report: Mbappe strikes again as France sink Morocco to reach World Cup semi-finals
23:04 BST - Another dominant and ultimately impressive performance from this talented France side, who brush a very tricky Morocco aside.
Check out the match momentum:
23:00 BST - FULL-TIME! France 2-0 Morocco
22:55 BST - We'll have six minutes of added time.
22:32 BST - We're into the second hydration break.
22:30 BST - GOAL! France break fast, and Ousmane Dembele glides home his side's second from the edge of the area after receiving the ball from Mbappe.
Bono gets a hand to it, but it sneaks into the bottom corner, putting the French two goals up.
22:24 BST - GOAL! France take the lead!
Mbappe picks up the ball on the edge of the box and curls an unstoppable shot into the top corner.
France finally find the breakthrough after nearly an hour of dominance.
22:21 BST - Kylian Mbappe picks up a pass inside the box and has a sight of goal, but he sends his shot well wide of the right post.
22:10 BST - The second half is underway.
21:51 BST - HALF-TIME! France 0-0 Morocco
21:48 BST - OFF THE BAR! Lucas Digne cracks one from distance that cannons off the woodwork.
21:47 BST - Five minutes will be added on.
21:32 BST - France have had 65 per cent possession over the last 15 minutes.
21:31 BST - It's time for the first hydration break.
21:30 BST - France have won two penalties in the 2026 FIFA World Cup, only Argentina (three) have been awarded more.
21:28 BST - PENALTY SAVED!
Mbappe hits a tame penalty and Bono comfortably saves to his left. It remains 0-0!
21:26 BST - PENALTY TO FRANCE!
Kylain Mbappe's dancing feet are too much for Noussair Mazraoui and the referee points straight to the spot.
21:05 BST - Morocco keeper Bono is forced into two early saves as France hit the ground running, first from a long Kylian Mbappe strike, then a close-range header from Dayot Upamecano.
21:01 BST - We're up and runnning!
20:54 BST - Time for the national anthems.
20:35 BST - Since 2002, France have suffered more World Cup defeats to African nations than European and South American sides combined.
20:09 BST - Morocco don't boast the best record against France in recent times - can they change the habit tonight in Boston?
20:00 BST - The lineups are in for France against Morocco.
Morocco coach Mohamed Ouahbi has made two changes to the starting XI that faced Canada, with Anass Salah-Eddine and Chemsdine Talbi coming in today. Ismael Saibari is injured, Redouane Halhal drop out.
Didier Deschamps has made just one change to the starting XI that faced Paraguay – Desire Doue replaces Bradley Barcola.
19:25 BST - With the World Cup at the quarter-final stage, there have so far been more goals per game at the 2026 tournament than at any global finals since Mexico 1970, one of the reasons why it has been such a watchable tournament.
There have been 280 goals scored in the 96 games to date, an average of 2.92 per match, beating every World Cup since the one played 56 years ago.
On that occasion, there were just 32 matches, but they produced 2.97 goals per game, a tally that has not been topped since. The current tournament is also better than the 1962 and 1966 editions, which both produced 2.78 goals per game.
The gold standard remains the 1954 World Cup, which produced 140 goals in just 26 matches, an average of 5.38 per game, a ratio that is unlikely to ever be topped.
Read more: Major goal-scoring milestones being reached so far at 2026 World Cup
19:23 BST - France, the outstanding side of the tournament to date, kick off the quarter-finals against African champions Morocco at Gillette Stadium, outside Boston, in a rematch of the two teams' 2022 World Cup semi-final meeting.
A defeat for Les Bleus would mark the end of the road for France coach Didier Deschamps, who is stepping down after a successful 14-year reign at the conclusion of the tournament.
Read more: France and Morocco reconcile at World Cup to kick off quarter-finals
19:21 BST - France have scored a tournament-leading 14 goals in the World Cup so far but coach Didier Deschamps urged his players on Wednesday to achieve even greater attacking efficiency when they take on Morocco in Thursday's quarter-final.
Read more: Deschamps wants France to be even more efficient in attack against Morocco
19:00 BST - Hello there! It's quarter-finals time at the World Cup, and tonight sees heavy favourites France take on Morocco in Boston.
Check out our preview ahead of kick-off: