France and Morocco will meet in the quarterfinals of the 2026 FIFA World Cup after both teams endured tough knockout matchups to keep their title hopes alive. France advanced with a round of 16 victory over Paraguay, while Morocco continued its remarkable run in the tournament by eliminating Canada to reach the round of 16.

The matchup pits one of the tournament’s favorites against one of its biggest success stories. France is chasing another World Cup title, while Morocco has continued to build on its recent international success with another impressive run to the knockout stage. If you’re hoping to attend the match, we’ve put together everything you need to know about buying tickets between France and Morocco, including where to find seats and what prices look like on the resale market. Check out StubHub or Vivid Seats when you’re ready to buy.

Where to buy tickets France vs. Morocco

When tickets for the World Cup went on sale, seats sold out in the blink of an eye. Therefore, the only options available for out-of-stock games are to buy second-hand.

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How much do tickets cost between France and Morocco?

France vs. Morocco is one of the most in-demand matches of the World Cup quarterfinals and ticket prices have increased accordingly. On StubHub, the cheapest seats available start at about $1,150 before fees, while most lower bowl and midfield tickets cost between $2,000 and $3,800. Fans looking for premium club seats or VIP hospitality packages can expect to pay much more, with top listings reaching into the five-figure range.

Vivid Seats are a little more expensive at the entry level, with the cheapest tickets starting around $1,100. Lower-level premium seating and club sections typically range from $2,500 to nearly $10,000, depending on location, while more exclusive inventory tops out at more than $9,700. With a place in the semi-finals at stake and France and Morocco attracting passionate international fans, prices are likely to remain strong as kick-off approaches.

Who is in the France team for the 2026 World Cup?

If you’re hoping to see a specific player on the field, here’s France’s official roster.

• Mike Maignan – Goalkeeper
• Brice Samba – Goalkeeper
• Robin Risser – Goalkeeper

• Lucas Digne – Defender
• Bad Taste – Defender
• Lucas Hernández – Defender
• Theo Hernandez – Defender
• Ibrahima Konaté – Defender
• Jules Koundé – Defender
• Maxence Lacroix – Defender
• William Saliba – Defender
• Dayot Upamecano – Defender

• N’Golo Kanté – Midfielder
• Manu Koné – Midfielder
• Adrián Rabiot – Midfielder
• Aurélien Tchouaméni – Midfielder
• Warren Zaire-Emery – Midfielder

• Maghnes Akliouche – Striker
• Bradley Barcola – Forward
• Rayan Cherki – Striker
• Ousmane Dembélé – Striker
• Désiré Doué – Striker
• Jean-Philippe Mateta – Striker
• Kylian Mbappé – Forward
• Michael Olise – Forward
• Marcus Thuram – Striker

The Moroccan national team made some last minute changes due to injuries among its members. Here is the current lineup of the team playing against France.

• Yassine Bounou – Goalkeeper
• Munir El Kajoui – Goalkeeper
• Ahmed Reda Tagnaouti – Goalkeeper

• Achraf Hakimi – Defender
• Noussair Mazraoui – Defender
• Anass Salah-Eddine – Defender
• Youssef Belammari – Defender
• Zakaria El Ouahdi – Defender
• Chadi Riad – Defender
• Redouane Halhal – Defender
• Issa Diop – Defender
• Marwane Saâdane – Defender

• Samir El Mourabet – Midfielder
• Ayyoub Bouaddi – Midfielder
• Neil El Aynaoui – Midfielder
• Sofyan Amrabat – Midfielder
• Azzedine Ounahi – Midfielder
• Bilal El Khannouss – Midfielder
• Ismael Saibari – Midfielder

• Brahim Díaz – Forward
• Chemsdine Talbi – Striker
• Soufiane Rahimi – Striker
• Ayoub El Kaabi – Forward
• Gessime Yassine – Striker
• Ayoube Amaimouni – Striker
• Amine Sbaï – Striker

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