FIFA World Cup 2022 LIVE: France vs Morocco scores - Mbappe attempts to enhance golden boot hopes as defending champions look to make another final

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That win means France now have a winning record in World Cup semi-finals, four victories compared to three defeats. They've also reached their first World Cup final outside of Europe, and have now won four successive last-four matches

They've done it! The full-time whistle goes and France are through. A second successive World Cup final, the first team to do that since Brazil in 1998 and 2002, and a chance for Didier Deschamps to make history. Morocco's historic run is over - but what a World Cup they've had

How has that not gone in? Ounahi's shot from inside the box deflects off some part of Hamedallah's legs, but Jules Kounde is there to keep the ball out

He's twisting and turning and trying to force space for a shot, which he finds 20-yards out, but can't hit the target

Six minutes left. Six minutes for Morocco to score twice. Six minutes between France and another World Cup final

Straight at Lloris at his near post - and then flagged offside

Give the African nation their credit, they're still going. There's only a handful of minutes left, but they are trying to find something

Certainly that goal has killed off any final Morocco resistance. Unless there's a miracle, they're heading to another World Cup final

Oh my days! He's been on the pitch less than a minute, but Muani taps home from close range after Mbappe's tiptoeing run inside the box ends a shot deflecting his way. The striker couldn't miss. Game over.

Ousmane Dembele withdrawn. Randal Kolo Muani on

Amallah is withdrawn, replaced by Abdessamad Ezzalzouli

Hamadallah dances into the box, past numerous tackles, but he just doesn't shoot. He needed to have a go but eventually the angle is too tight and the chance goes begging

Thuram, dangerous down the left again, slides a pass into Fofana, but he can't find the target from inside the box

Griezmann clips in a delightful free-kick, but the sub can't direct is on target

An excellent French move, working the ball to Mbappe in the box, only for his shot to be blocked, superbly. Turns out he was offside anyway

Double change for Morocco. Youssef En-Nesyri and Boufal off, Zakaria Aboukhal and Abderrazak Hamedallah on

And here is the first France change. Marcus Thuram, son of Lillian, who scored in the 1998 World Cup semi-final win over Croatia, replaces Giroud

Didier Deschamps must surely look to his substitutes shortly because he's got to change the French left hand side. They're getting completely overrun