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UPDATE: France vs Morocco: Hakimi ready to face Mbappe in World Cup semis
The winner from the match will face either Argentina or Croatia in the final on December 18 in Lusail.
Morocco defender, Achraf Hakimi has sent a message to Paris Saint-Germain teammate, Kylian Mbappe ahead of their clash in the 2022 World Cup semi-finals.
France booked their place in the last four after a 2-1 win over England thanks to goals from Aurelien Tchouameni and Olivier Giroud.
Morocco, on the other hand, broke a historical barrier by becoming the first African side to reach the last four, and they now face a showdown with the reigning champions in Al Khor on December 14.
Ahead of the showdown between both nations, Hakimi appears confident of another shock result, as he sent a message to Mbappe, following their win over England, looking forward to their meeting.
He wrote, “See you soon my Friend ❤️🤝🏽 @KMbappe.”
The winner from the match will face either Argentina or Croatia in the final on December 18 in Lusail.
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