In a decisive match during the World Cup 2026, France showcased their dominance by defeating Morocco 2-0, confirming Arsene Wenger's earlier predictions about the team's capabilities. The victory not only secured France a place in the semifinals but also marked their continued success in the tournament, maintaining an undefeated record.

Prior to the quarterfinal match, Wenger, the legendary former manager, expressed confidence that Morocco would not be able to stop the French team. His insights were proven accurate as France, led by coach Didier Deschamps, delivered a strong performance on the field. Kylian Mbappe and Ousmane Dembele were the standout players, contributing to the scoreline that propelled 'Les Bleus' forward in their quest for another World Cup title.

In a recent podcast, Wenger emphasized that France was the top contender for the championship, stating, "France will win the World Cup. I know people will say that because I am French, but if you analyze the tournament, you can see that this team is moving in the right rhythm and can maintain that pace." He dismissed the competition from England, while acknowledging that Argentina and Morocco would struggle to match France's strength.

Wenger highlighted Spain as the only team capable of truly challenging France, citing their technical quality and collective identity. However, he noted that France still holds an advantage in physicality. The convincing win over Morocco further solidified Wenger's assessment of France as a formidable contender for the World Cup 2026 title.

In a touching moment before the match, Kylian Mbappe and Achraf Hakimi shared a warm embrace, showcasing camaraderie amidst the competitive atmosphere. Meanwhile, Erling Haaland also drew attention for his remarkable performance earlier in the tournament.

As the World Cup progresses, France continues to impress, and with their current form, they remain a strong favorite to lift the trophy once again.