Al- Bait (Qatar): Dec 15, 2022: The FIFA World Cup final will be played between the defending champions France and Argentina on December 18. In the first semi-final of the FIFA World Cup 2022, Lionel Messi’s Argentina defeated Croatia 3-0 and reached the final of the Football World Cup for the sixth time. In the first half of the match,
Argentina captain Lionel Messi scored in the 34th minute and Julian Alvarez in the 39th minute. In the second semi-final, France qualified for the final by defeating Morocco over two legs. First conquered Australia and Denmark. He then led Poland and England home. France’s Mbappe is considered to be the most dangerous player who has scored 5 goals so far in this event while Giroud has also scored 4 goals.
Although Morocco had possession of the ball throughout the match and the African team increased the pressure on the French team in the second half, they could not eliminate the advantage gained by France through the opening goal of Theo Hernandez in the first half. France doubled the lead by scoring the second goal. The game won the hearts of football fans from all over the world. The Moroccan team reached the semi-finals and made it to the semi-finals after a difficult journey. Big teams Belgium, Spain and Portugal were eliminated from the tournament.
Morocco has become a team that has gained the support of millions of new fans during the tournament. Organizers say the World Cup is not just about Qatar, but a symbol of the Middle East and the unity of all Muslims.
The Moroccan team made history by becoming the first African Muslim team to reach the semi-finals of the Football World Cup
36 years ago, Argentina won their last World Cup under the leadership of Maradona. But in 2014, Messi’s team lost to Germany in the final. No matter how many honors Messi won, but to join the list of great footballers, it is very important to win the World Cup. Reflects hard work. He has won the Spanish league title 10 times, the Champions League four times, the 2021 Copa America and the Ballon d’Or seven times.
Brazil successfully defended the men’s soccer World Cup for the first time in 1962 and now 60 years later, France is looking to repeat the same.
