Antoine Griezmann is clipped on the heels by Yahya Attiat-Allah and France have a free-kick, which gives them a bit of respite.

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

France seem happy to sit off and contain that they've got, there is no high press.

It means that Morocco can grow in confidence, they are getting plenty of touches of the ball.

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A terribly timed run by Kylian Mbappe means he's well offside from Olivier Giroud's pass. We go through the motions of a move we know won't count and Antoine Griezmann shoots wide before the flag goes up.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at Al Bayt Stadium

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Morocco have started the second half on top and are causing France a few issues.

The crowd are getting rowdier and rowdier each time they get close to Hugo Lloris' goal.

Boss Walid Regragui looks pensive on that touchline, it's fine margins. They need to push for the equaliser but also make sure they don't allow Kylian Mbappe too much space on the counter.

Morocco have attempted 321 passes in this match, higher than their average in the World Cup - with over half an hour to go.

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Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

France are showing tremendous discipline.

Whistles as Kylian Mbappe ties his laces on the ground. They came undone in a tackle. He's actually getting his boots changed now.

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Chris Sutton
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

The French cannot get out at the moment, it is wave after wave of Morocco attacks. Giroud needs to make it stick for France, he hasn't done that.

Morocco are really having a proper go. Achraf Hakimi can't quite get the ball under control in the box to shoot but this is a proper game.

Fans boo as Hakim Ziyech isn't given a corner.

Yes, Ibrahima Konate has done well. The Liverpool defender is only playing because Dayot Upamecano is ill.

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Chris Sutton
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Konate has had such a strong game, he makes a crucial clearance. You just sense it's ramping up in here, something has got to give.

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

That is their second chance in as many minutes. They are committing their full-backs forward now.

France can dig in when they want to. They are very difficult to break down.

Andy Cryer
BBC Sport in Qatar

It's getting louder here!

How is that even possible?

Chris Sutton
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Brilliant from Amrabat, it really was. Once Mbappe gets a run on anybody, they are normally finished.

Amrabat has had a brilliant tournament, one of the players of the tournament, he just gets back and it's a strong challenge.

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Anna Holligan
BBC News Hague correspondent

They may have been 1-0 down at half-time but that hasn’t dented the Moroccan spirit in The Hague.

Khalid’s trunk full of fireworks is open and the fuses are being lit.

"Of course we can still win," a groups of guys assured me. "We come back with more gas."

The air is full of flashes, bangs and optimism.

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Steve Wilson
Commentator on BBC One

Morocco are starting to hammer on the French backline.

Morocco are starting to create a lot more now. Sofiane Boufal puts a great ball across the box which Youssef En-Nesyri can't reach. Moments later El-Nesryi is close to getting onto another ball, this time from the left.

Should this have been a penalty for Morocco in the first half? Hit the thumbs. Up = yes, down = no.

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

It looked a good tackle for me. It was fantastic determination from Sofyan Amrabat.

Steve Wilson
Commentator on BBC One

He absolutely ploughed through him there! He almost dug up three pounds worth of potatoes there!