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Ken Early in Boston, Gavin Cooney and Malachy Clerkin on the business end of the World Cup, At home with MalcolmFrance's Kylian Mbappe celebrates after winning their quarter-final match between France and Morocco at Boston Stadium in Foxborough on July 9, 2026.
Photograph: Franck Fife/ AFP via Getty ImagesFrance thumped Morocco with relative ease last night, laying bare just how wide the gulf still yawns between the plucky underdog and the ruling classes of world football. Ken Early joins us from Boston for our weekly check-in, sharing his reflections on the tournament as the endgame comes into view. He also gives his take on the zealous furore engulfing Brazilian media since the seleção’s exit.
Closer to home, Malachy Clerkin and Gavin Cooney are in studio to look ahead to the weekend’s quarter finals games.
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