France ground out a 1-0 win against a dogged Paraguay side to set up an exciting quarterfinal tie against Morocco who swept co-hosts Canada aside in the round of 16. While France turned on the style against Sweden in their first knockout match, they were frustrated for long periods against Gustavo Alfaro's well drilled side but eventually found a way through. Morocco, who look full of goals, will provide a different challenge and, taking this into account I have produced a nice little 11/4 bet builder for the match.
TL;DR – France vs Morocco Betting Tips
| Market | Odds at 10bet | Points |
|---|---|---|
| France to Qualify | 1/4 | 1.5 |
| BTTS: Yes | 19/20 | 1 |
| Achraf Hakimi 1+ Shots | 2/9 | 1 |
| Michael Olise 2 + Shots | 2/9 | 1 |
| Bet Builder | 11/4 | 1 |
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France to Qualify
France are tournament favourites for a reason. They have been effective, consistent, and entertaining and have proved they can win matches in different circumstances. This is a tough game for them though. In the knockout stages Morocco have disposed of the Netherlands on penalties and comfortably beat Canada. Their exciting brand of football has impressed throughout, and they are more than capable of causing any side problems. Kickform are giving France a 55% chance of winning, with a draw rated at 21%. While I think France will have enough to claim victory, I am giving myself a safety net by backing them to qualify rather than to win in 90 minutes.
BTTS: Yes
As I have already suggested, I do not expect Didier Deschamps’ side to have things all their own way. Morocco have scored 10 goals in five World Cup matches and have not failed to get on the scoresheet since their AFCON semi-final against Nigeria in January, 12 internationals ago. France have kept three clean sheets from five at the World Cup, but their backline was breached by both Senegal and Norway. I expect Morocco to get on the sheet, but I also expect France to score more and the World Cup betting odds of 19/20 at 10bet are decent value.
Achraf Hakimi 1+ Shots
A key component of Morocco’s attacking play is Achraf Hakimi’s speedy forward runs from right-back. Hakimi has had 13 shots in five World Cup appearances at a rate of 2.44 per 90 minutes. The Canada game, where he registered an assist, is the only match in which the PSG star has not had a shot during the tournament. When you look at Hakimi’s appearances for PSG in Ligue 1, he averaged 1.77 shots per 90, meaning that this is very much part of his game on a consistent basis. I was tempted to back him to have 2+ shots, but given the quality of the opposition, he may have to ration his forward runs, so I have decided to stick to 1+.
Michael Olise 2+ Shots
Michael Olise has been one of the players of the tournament so far, with five assists in five matches and a consistently high level of performance. One of the reasons my bet builder fell short for France’s game against Paraguay was that I backed Olise to score. My reasoning was that both the stats and his performances told me he was due a goal. I stand by this, but I am going to play safe by tipping him to shoot at least twice. The Bayern Munich star has had 14 shots in five games, averaging 3.17 shots per 90 minutes. Last season in the Bundesliga he had an even higher average of 3.92 per 90 minutes. I am confident that he will have two or more shots against Morocco.
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