The statistics of the France-Morocco match, which ended with a clean 2-0 victory for the Roosters in the World Cup quarter-finals, revealed a clear superiority for the French national team on the offensive level, despite the Moroccan national team having a greater ball possession percentage during the match.
Despite Morocco possessing the ball at a rate of 52% compared to 48% for France, the French national team was the more dangerous, after creating 5 clear goal-scoring opportunities, compared to the Moroccan national team not registering any dangerous chance.
On the level of attacking attempts, the French national team clearly outperformed, as its players took 22 shots toward the Moroccan goal, compared to only 5 shots for the Atlas Lions, and the number of shots between the posts and crossbar reached 8 for France compared to one shot for Morocco.
The two national teams were equal in the number of corners, after each team obtained 5 corner kicks, while Moroccan superiority was clear in the number of passes, as the Atlas Lions players made 524 passes, of which 452 were accurate, compared to 485 passes for France, of which 432 were accurate.
On the physical and disciplinary level, the Moroccan national team committed 13 fouls, compared to 10 fouls for France, and received the only yellow card in the match, while the French national team finished the match without any warning.
