Morocco fans paint Boston red but remain wary of France at FIFA World Cup
Summary
Fans of Morocco have gathered in Boston to support their national soccer team ahead of their World Cup quarterfinal match against France. Despite some worries, the Moroccan supporters remain hopeful that their team can win, even without their injured striker Ismael Saibari.Key Facts
- The official FIFA fan zone in Boston was shut down less than a day before the Morocco vs. France quarterfinal.
- Moroccan fans, wearing red shirts and carrying red-and-green flags, appeared throughout downtown Boston.
- Morocco’s team had a strong start at the 2026 World Cup, drawing with Brazil and winning against Scotland, Haiti, the Netherlands, and Canada.
- Morocco is facing France, a top team in good form, with star player Kylian Mbappe.
- Moroccan coach Mohamed Ouahabi confirmed striker Ismael Saibari is out due to a hamstring injury.
- Fans believe the current Moroccan team is better prepared and more eager to win than the 2022 team.
- Supporters gathered in Boston's Common park for pre-match celebrations and to show their support.
- Moroccan fans hope the team will avenge their semifinal loss to France from the 2022 World Cup.
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