The World Cup quarter-finals kick off on July 9 with a mouthwatering showdown as France take on Morocco in Boston.
This game is available to stream for free in the US if you know where to look. Here is everything you need to know to catch the action without paying for cable.
World Cup Today: France vs Morocco Schedule
- France vs Morocco: 4 p.m. ET, Boston Stadium, Boston, Massachusetts (FOX, FOX One, Telemundo, Peacock)
Every match of the tournament airs in English on FOX and FS1, while Telemundo and Universo carry the Spanish language broadcasts. Both networks stream their coverage live, so cord cutters have several ways to tune in without paying anything upfront.
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How To Watch France vs Morocco For Free
The easiest English-language option is FOX One, the network’s streaming service, which offers a free trial for new users.
Since the match is available live and on-demand, a short trial is sufficient to watch the July 9 game.
Spanish-language viewers can stream the match for free on Peacock, which broadcasts every World Cup game.
Peacock is also included at no extra charge with services like Walmart Plus and Instacart.
For full FOX and Telemundo access, live TV streamers such as YouTube TV, Fubo, and DirecTV provide free trials long enough to cover the quarter-finals.
YouTube TV currently offers one of the more generous trial periods.A traditional digital antenna is another straightforward, cost-free solution.
As FOX is a broadcast network, anyone within range of a local affiliate can watch the match live without paying.
France vs Morocco Preview
France head into this clash in Boston as one of the tournament’s most potent attacking outfits.
They scored freely in the group stage before edging Paraguay 1-0 in the Round of 16 thanks to a Kylian Mbappé penalty.
Mbappé tops the scoring charts and trails only Lionel Messi in the Golden Boot race, while Ousmane Dembélé has also contributed goals for Didier Deschamps’ side.
Morocco have matched that impressiveness on the other side of the bracket.
The Atlas Lions overcame the Netherlands on penalties before thrashing Canada 3-0 in the Round of 16, becoming the first African nation to reach consecutive World Cup quarter-finals.
Mohamed Ouahbi’s team will likely be without forward Ismael Saibari but still possess dangerous transition threats in Achraf Hakimi, Brahim DÃaz, and Soufiane Rahimi.
