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Antoine Griezmann, the former French national team striker now playing for Orlando City in MLS, is in Boston to support Les Bleus in their World Cup quarterfinal match against Morocco. The 35-year-old, who has 137 caps for France, took a day off from training to attend the match at Foxborough Stadium. He had promised to use his time in the United States to support the French team and kept his word. Griezmann will also be in Dallas during the semifinals, but it is unlikely he will attend the stadium as he has a friendly match with his club the following day. This marks his first World Cup match attendance since moving to the US.
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Former French national team striker Antoine Griezmann (35 years old, 137 caps) is in Boston to support Les Bleus, as promised. The 2018 World Cup winner has kept his word and will be in the stands at Foxborough Stadium this Thursday to watch the quarterfinal match between France and Morocco.
Griezmann, who recently joined Orlando City and resumed training at the end of June, took a day off to attend his first World Cup match of the tournament.
He is also expected to be in Dallas during the semifinals, though it is unlikely he will be at the stadium, as he is scheduled to play a friendly match with his club the following day.
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