The best five-fold Bet Builder for France vs Morocco

France are the red-hot favourites and with good reason, but Morocco are in the habit of ripping up scripts right now...

Regardless of what happens on Wednesday night, it already feels like the 2022 World Cup has been a barnstorming success for Morocco. After all, with their shock win over Portugal in the quarter-final, they became the first African country ever to make it into the last four of this competition. "Drink it in Casablanca," bellowed English commentator Peter Drury on that famous night. "Relish it Rabat, this is your night. See it from atop the Atlas Mountains, all aboard the Marrakech express, a night Morocco will never forget," he added. But they've only come this far because they deserve to be this far, and that's why the people of Morocco will be hoping that there's another famous night in their team. This is a team that has succeeded due to a water-tight defensive structure - they've only conceded one goal in the tournament to date - but they're far from a one-trick pony either. The defence is the reason they've kept things tight, their lightning counterattacks are the reason they've been winning. Hakim Ziyech, Sofyan Amrabat and Sofiane Boufal are key men in these transitions and all together, they could yet pose a shaky France defence some problems. France's sensational attack needs no introduction and that's why, as part of our Livescore Bet bet-builder special for the game, we can see this game ending in a 1-1 draw. Therefore, the draw kicks off our five-fold bet-builder which comes in at an enticing 140/1. Going with the theme of a 1-1 draw, our second leg is for exactly two goals to be scored. Next up, he delivered against England, he's in red-hot form and that's why, for the third leg of this bet-builder, we're backing Olivier Giroud as an anytime goalscorer. For the fourth leg, we're focusing on cards and seeing as he's so involved and such an enforcer for Morocco, don't be surprised if Sofyan Amrabat receives a card, which comes in as our fourth leg. Finally, considering that Morocco will be under plenty of pressure, our final leg is for the game to have more than nine corners.