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The 2026 FIFA World Cup quarterfinals get underway on Thursday with an enticing matchup between France and Morocco at Boston Stadium. The game pits two teams who played each other in the semifinals four years ago in Qatar, with France winning 2-0 in a hard-fought contest. Can Morocco avenge its defeat and advance to its second consecutive World Cup semifinal, or will France continue its stellar run at the tournament? Here is everything you need to know for Thursdays World Cup quarterfinal: France vs. Morocco When: Thursday, July 9, 4 p.m. ET Where: Boston Stadium TV: FOX Stream: Watch three days free on FOX One France and Morocco meet on Thursday to claim the first semifinal spot at the World Cup. France is heavily favored in this game, but Morocco has the talent to pull off a historic upset if it plays to the best of its ability and gets a lot of luck. Morocco has been one of the world's most improved teams over the past decade and is now a powerful team inside the top 10 of the FIFA World Rankings. The team is largely built on a base of players who were born in Europe to parents of Moroccan descent. Only seven of the 26 players on the team were born in Morocco. Four players in Moroccos starting lineup were born and raised in France, including its two starting central midfielders in Neil El Aynaoui and Ayyoub Bouaddi, along with its top central defense pairing of Issa Diop and Redouane Halhal. For Bouaddi and Diop, both players had an extensive history of playing for French youth national teams before switching to Morocco. But for all four, this will be an emotional moment playing against their home country. Morocco has a lot of weapons that will be a problem for France. Specifically, the right side of the field is elite. Real Madrid winger Brahim Daz has been having a great tournament and has four assists in this tournament, including two against Canada in the round of 16. Behind him is Paris Saint-Germains Achraf Hakimi, who is widely considered to be the best right back in the world. Combined with Bouaddi, who is one of the tournaments top young players at 18 years old, Morocco has impressive talent. The problem for Morocco is that starting forward Ismael Saibari was subbed out of the win over Canada in the opening half due to a hamstring injury. Saibari scored three goals in the group stages and, during the tournament, completed a lucrative transfer from PSV Eindhoven to Bayern Munich. He is unlikely to play against France, which is a significant blow to the Atlas Lions, who need all hands on deck against France. France is the heavy favorite in this game and is the pick of most experts to win the tournament. Head coach Didier Deschamps has world-class talent at every position, but especially in the attack. Kylian Mbapp is a Golden Boot contender with seven goals in this tournament. Michael Olise has arguably been the best playmaker at the World Cup. Finally, reigning Ballon dOr winner Ousmane Dembl entered this tournament having never scored a goal at the World Cup. Now he has four goals, along with two assists, to open a second point of attack with Mbapp. Players to Watch The Real Madrid forward is one of the top goalscorers in the world and is one of the best players in the history of the World Cup. At just 27 years old, Mbapp has scored 19 career World Cup goals, including seven at this tournament. He is now in pursuit of his second title and is on top of his game. The vice-captain of Paris St. Germain, Hakimi is one of the best right backs in the world. Over the last two seasons, he has helped the club to back-to-back Champions League titles. With the Atlas Lions, the Spanish-born and raised Hakimi is now the teams captain and has been critical to the teams rise as one of the best national teams in the world. He has been the best fullback at this World Cup in terms of creating offensive chances and Canada struggled to contain him in the round of 16. Both Hakimiand Mbapp are close friends from their time as teammates at Paris St. Germain from 2021-2024. When France defeated Morocco in the semifinal of the 2022 World Cup, the two exchanged jerseys. This game will be yet another significant chapter in their history together.

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At the time, the Kyler Murray signing was a no-brainer and a slam dunk. While the previous two seasons have not been kind to Murray, it was apparent that there needed to be some new life breathed into this quarterback room of the Minnesota Vikings. Now that we have had some time to look back on the move, Bleacher Report regraded the signing.Moe Molton of Bleacher Report regraded the biggest moves made this offseason, and it remains an A. Here is what he had to say:Furthermore, the Vikings' low-risk, high-reward signing at quarterback gives them a chance to re-evaluate their plan for J.J. McCarthy after he struggled mightily last season, throwing for 11 touchdowns and 12 interceptions with a 57.6 percent completion rate. Keep in mind, they fired general manager Kwesi Adofo-Mensah, who drafted McCarthy, and hired Nolan Tinsley to replace him.Molton hit the nail on the head. Murray is the ultimate low-risk, high-reward move the Minnesota Vikings could make. Murray hits for next to nothing on the salary cap, and raises the floor of this offense exponentially. If Murray can revert to his old form, this could be a top-ten offense in 2026, and Minnesota could go on a playoff run. This article originally appeared on Vikings Wire: Analyst regrades the Vikings signing of Kyler Murray