Boston, July 10 -- France midfielder Adrien Rabiot took a swipe at Morocco after Les Bleus' FIFA World Cup 2026 quarter-final victory, saying the team "had little to fear" from the opposition, who struggled to pose a threat in possession during the 2-0 win in Boston on Thursday (local time), as per the French news outlet L'Equipe.

Morocco managed just five shots compared to France's 22, with only one effort on target, while Les Bleus registered eight shots on goal.

After the win, Rabiot said France were not overly threatened when Morocco had possession, but acknowledged that their talented players could still change the game at any moment, requiring constant focus.

"We felt that in the moments when we didn't have the ball and we let th...