'MESMO SE FOR ELIMINADA, NÃO HÁ TIME MELHOR QUE A FRANÇA': CASÃO EXALTA VITÓRIA SOBRE MARROCOS

France relied on the decisiveness of Mbappé and Dembélé to beat Morocco 2-0 in Foxborough, a city next to Boston, in the United States, this Thursday (9). The victory made the French the first team to qualify for the World Cup semi-finals. Mbappé — redeeming himself after missing a penalty in the first half — and Dembélé scored for the Europeans in the second half, within a 6-minute interval. The Africans, on the other hand, struggled to attack and caused little trouble for goalkeeper Maignan. The French number 10 reached eight goals in this World Cup, equaling Lionel Messi of Argentina. He also reached 20 goals in the historical count of the World Cups and is one away from equaling the Argentine, who leads the ranking. #UOLchannel #endofconversation #France #Morocco #Mbappe #UOLattheWorldCup Follow the championship coverage and latest transfer news on UOL Esporte: https://www.uol.com.br/esporte/ and on Canal UOL Live on the UOL homepage. Canal UOL is also available on Claro (channel #549), Vivo TV (channel #613), Sky (channel #88), Oi TV (channel #140), TVRO Embratel (channel #546), Zapping (channel #64), Samsung TV Plus (channel #2074) and on UOL Play: https://play.uol.com.br/#rmcl