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Kylian Mbappe recovered from having a first-half penalty saved to score a magnificent opener that set France on their way to a 2-0 win over Morocco in their World Cup quarter-final showdown on Thursday.Mbappe's weak
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His Highness Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President, Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai, praised the Moroccan national team for its remarkable performance at the FIFA World Cup, describing the Atlas Lions as
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Rory McIlroy tees off during the opening round at the Scottish Open on Thursday in North Berwick, Scotland. (@ScottishOpen) Rory McIlroy was satisfied to walk off the course with a 65 and share the lead at the Scottish Open on Thursday in North Berwick, Scotland, even if there were a few close-range misses.McIlroy helped set the pace with Tom Kim of South Korea, Bernd Wiesberger of Austria, Rasmus Hojgaard of Denmark and Patrick Cantlay at 5-under par, one shot clear of Brooks Koepka, Min Woo Lee of Australia, and five others tied for sixth.World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler made three consecutive birdies to get to 3 under after 10 holes, but gave one back at 11 and finished at 2-under 68, tied for 27th place."You know, I did some good stuff," Scheffler said. "Wish I could have gotten a few more shots out of it but yeah, overall, I think pretty solid. I like to keep a clean card, so two bogeys hurts. But maybe could have played the par 5s a little bit better. I didn't take advantage of those today."An uneven start for McIlroy was erased by consecutive birdies and a sand save for par at the ninth, helping shave off two bogeys on his opening nine -- including his first hole of the day at No. 10 -- and the 18th. He credited his putting for a brilliant eagle at No. 1, a par-5 playing over 600 yards this week. 'I PLAYED PAR 5s WELL'"I did that today. I played the par 5s well. I think I hit all three greens in regulation: one putt dropped for eagle and two two-putt birdies always helps the card," McIlroy said. "Overall, good to get my first round of competitive golf on a links golf course and it's obviously a great start to the tournament."Scotland's Robert MacIntyre, who won the event in 2023, played with McIlroy and defending champion Chris Gotterup to large and noisy galleries. MacIntyre sits two shots back of the lead, tied with U.S. Open champ Wyndham Clark and a dozen others after first-round 67s."Every time I come back and play in Scotland, it's unbelievable," MacIntyre said.Gotterup took a bogey 4 on his final hole of the day, the ninth, to sit 2 under and in a tie for 27th place. He birdied four of his first eight holes on his back nine.Kim, who started on the back nine, was 1 under after 11 holes then birdied four of the next five holes to post a 32 on the front side."I think you have to be really patient, and it rewards guys who accept results and are mentally tough because it's not fair all the time," said Kim about his solid previous finishes in Scotland. "I think I just really love the mindset of going into the week and really having a good game plan sets up. I've always loved coming back here and playing links golf." Related Story
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Kylian Mbappe recovered from having a first-half penalty saved to score a magnificent opener that set France on their way to a 2-0 win over Morocco in their World Cup quarter-final showdown on Thursday.Mbappe's weak spot-kick was easily saved by Moroccan goalkeeper Yassine Bounou, but he made up for that by producing a brilliant curling finish to make it 1-0 on the hour mark.That was Mbappe's eighth goal at the tournament, moving him level again with Lionel Messi in the race for the Golden Boot, before he came off late on and watched the final minutes with an ice pack around his right ankle.Before exiting, he set up Ousmane Dembele to run through and settle the contest watched by 63,811 at the Gillette Stadium, as France knocked Morocco out, just as they did in 2022.Their 2-0 win four years ago in Qatar came in the semi-finals, and this time the victory for Les Bleus takes them through to the last four. They will face Spain or Belgium in Dallas next Tuesday. LOOKING AT THIRD CONSECUTIVE FINALFrance are looking to reach a third consecutive World Cup final in their last tournament before long-serving coach Didier Deschamps stands down.Winners in 2018 and runners-up in 2022, it has felt like they have eased through to another semi-final and they were too strong for a Moroccan team lacking firepower in the absence of the injured Ismael Saibari.Mbappe is one of the greatest goal-scorers of his generation, and the World Cup continues to bring the very best out of him.After netting braces in the group-stage wins over Senegal and Iraq, as well as the last-32 defeat of Sweden, he got the only goal from the penalty spot against Paraguay in the last round.He has now scored 20 goals in 20 World Cup appearances, within one goal of Messi's overall tournament record of 21.More could have been expected from Morocco, who had more of the crowd behind them but lacked a cutting edge in attack as France kept a third clean sheet in as many knockout games.DEMBELE ON TARGETNevertheless, they have plenty of exciting young talents -- including former France Under-21 captain Ayyoub Bouaddi in their midfield -- and will surely be a force to be reckoned with again when they co-host the next World Cup in 2030 alongside Spain and Portugal.On Thursday they were just the latest team to find containing Mbappe at a World Cup to be an impossible task.The Real Madrid star provoked the penalty as he was scythed down in the area by Noussair Mazraoui after a quick breakaway in the 25th minute.Argentinian referee Facundo Tello immediately pointed to the spot, although a review was needed to rule out a foul on Moroccan captain Achraf Hakimi in the build-up.Maybe the wait got to Mbappe, whose kick was uncharacteristically weak and easily stopped. It was a reminder that he remains human, just like Messi who has squandered two penalties at this World Cup. KEPT FRANCE AT BAYThe excellent Bounou frequently kept France at bay in the first half, notably tipping a Desire Doue shot around the post after Bouaddi was robbed of the ball.Lucas Digne crashed a shot onto the top of the bar from distance as the opening half ended goalless, but France got the reward for their pressure 15 minutes after the restart.Doue slipped the ball to Mbappe just outside the area, and he controlled before using Issa Diop as a screen to direct a superb strike into the net.France's all-time leading marksman now has 64 international goals from 104 appearances.His lay-off in the 66th minute allowed Dembele to advance on goal and curl a shot low into the same corner, a hand from Bounou proving unable to make it 2-0.Dembele is the reigning Ballon d'Or and now has five goals at this World Cup, but Mbappe continues to hog the limelight. Related Story
