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Stated as firm, per FIFA's match report: "Quarter-final France v. Morocco 2-0 (0-0) #97 | 9 July 2026 | BOSTON / Boston Stadium / USA / Attendance: 63,811", with the 4:00 PM kickoff from Gillette Stadium's[5] event page (20:00 UTC, EDT).
Encyclopedia account of the quarterfinal at Gillette Stadium[5], Foxborough: 4:00 p.m. UTC-4, 2-0, attendance 63,811, referee Facundo Tello.
Sky Sports match report from Boston: the saved penalty, Mbappé's goal and assist for Dembélé, attendance 63,811.
NBC 10 WJAR on match day: Boston Stadium's last of seven World Cup games, the first quarterfinal, France v Morocco at 4 p.m.[1]
The stadium's own event page: 9 July 2026, 4:00 PM kickoff, parking 12:00 PM, gates 1:00 PM.[1]
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