AGP Executive Report
Last update: a few seconds agoWorld Cup Semifinals Set: France beat Morocco 2-0 in Boston as Kylian Mbappé scored after a saved penalty and Ousmane Dembélé added a second, sending Les Bleus into a third straight semi-final and setting up a clash with the winner of Spain vs Belgium. Mbappé Message: The captain said France have “the biggest potential” but “haven’t won anything yet,” insisting they’re not the strongest team—just the most promising. Rabiot on Morocco: Adrien Rabiot said France “didn’t have to worry a lot” about Morocco’s threat, while noting Morocco’s individuals can still change games. London Disorder: After the win, London saw “violent disorder” with a police officer injured and four arrests reported. Tour de France: Tim Merlier won Stage 7 in Bordeaux in a sprint finish while Tadej Pogačar kept the yellow jersey after Pogacar’s Pyrenees dominance. Heat & Safety Tech: Fire and rescue services tested a new vehicular radio relay system during Tour stages to keep communications working in mountainous terrain. Politics—Euthanasia: France’s Senate rejected the euthanasia bill again, sending it back to the National Assembly for a final push. Tragedy at Celebrations: A 17-year-old died after falling from a lorry during World Cup celebrations in northern France; a driver was detained for questioning.
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