Yes, PNSE, Daily Camerie and LME and France are through to the World Cup final for a second

consecutive tournament. The road stops here for Morocco. What a story it was for them,

but it is France who will be facing Argentina in that World Cup final on Sunday.

And I feel as after that first goal went in, Luis, he kind of knew it was going to be France.

We hadn't seen Morocco trail of the only team that hadn't trail to the World Cup going into this

game and when that early goal went in, many of the people thought, okay, maybe this is going to

be it for France, but to be fair, they did put up a good fight, didn't they? Didn't let the

heads drop? Absolutely, they did not let their heads drop. And to be honest with you, you have to

give a lot of credit to this Moroccan side, the first African and Arab nation to make it to the semi-finals.

You mentioned about how they picked themselves up after that initial bad mistake early on.

And they kept fighting. And honestly, I think I tweeted at some point in the game, Kay, that they deserved

a goal. Their performance deserved something, but France, they're just so good at taking their

chances individually speaking. I know that we're going to talk to our team after this more about this

game in France, specifically, but full credit to Morocco for fighting on, but France, my goodness,

against a lot of odds to be honest. I'm very impressed with Diddy at the Champ, individually speaking,

of course, and like you said, for the first time since Brazil in 1998, they return as defending

champions to the final. By the way, 1998, when they won their first title. By the way, Kay, 1998,

when Killian and Bapé was born. Oh, yeah, Andrew and Colomuani as well, if we're going to

wear the old 98 tag for this one. And what a story his it. We'll get to it, but let's first welcome

in Rob Dawson to look back on this game. Rob is going to be with us to join us. We know it's going

to be France and Argentina in the final of final that many would have wanted to see even though we

all were behind Morocco. And on board that story of course, we were, how could you not be? But

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