France suffered a setback ahead of their World Cup quarter-final against Morocco after FIFA rejected their appeal to overturn Michael Olise’s yellow card. The Bayern Munich attacking midfielder had received the booking during the Round of 16 match against Paraguay following a clash with midfielder Matias Galarza. Video replays showed Olise pulling Galarza’s jersey before the opponent fell to the ground, prompting referee Ilgiz Tantashev of Uzbekistan to issue the caution.
According to French sports daily L’Équipe, the French Football Federation had requested FIFA to review the decision, but the governing body declined. France’s head coach Didier Deschamps confirmed the outcome during a pre-match press conference, stating that FIFA upheld the original ruling.
As a result, Olise must now play cautiously against Morocco, since another yellow card would trigger a one-match suspension. If France advance to the semifinals, he could miss a crucial match against either Spain or Belgium, making his discipline a key concern for the French coaching staff.
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