Morocco's coach, Mohamed Wahbi, after being eliminated by France in the World Cup quarterfinals (2-0). As he said, there was a handball before Kylian Mbappé’s 1-0 goal.

“The goal came from a scramble for the ball. Some people stopped because they saw a handball. There was a handball; I don’t know if it should have been called or not—I don’t know,” emphasized the Belgian-Moroccan coach.

In any case, he acknowledged the “Blues’” superiority. “We have to admit that we played against a very good team. We struggled a lot in the first half, and Bono made an outstanding save on the penalty kick. In the second half, we defended better and, above all, we were calmer on the ball. We were much better. We’ll keep going; we won’t stop here. “We’re very disappointed; we wanted more from this World Cup, but we have to accept our elimination,” he said.

*photo source: AP