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Crews tear down World Cup setup as games end at Gillette Stadium

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By Maddie Heimsch
| WJAR-TV (Cranston, RI) Verified
by MADDIE HEIMSCH, NBC 10 NEWS Fri, July 10, 2026 at 5:12 PM Updated Fri, July 10, 2026 at 5:16 PM Crews cleaning up Boston Stadium after the final match. (WJAR) FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (WJAR) — Boston Stadium said 'bye' to Thursday. The seven soccer matches held in Foxborough came to an end with France beating Morocco in the quarterfinals round. NBC 10's Maddie Heimsch reports as crews tear down the World Cup setup.
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France tops Morocco 2-0 as Boston Stadium hosts its final World Cup match

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By Maddie Heimsch
| coastalabc.com
Boston Stadium hosted its final World Cup match Thursday, France beating Morocco 2-0 in the quarterfinal round. The tournament's championship match is set for July 19, but there are no more games at the Foxborough venue. Residents spoke with NBC 10's Maddie Heimsch about the end of the World Cup in Foxborough. (WJAR) Foxborough residents told NBC 10 they had reservations about the World Cup coming to their town, but reported that things went smoothly across the seven matches. "It's been exciting.
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France tops Morocco 2-0 as Boston Stadium hosts its final World Cup match

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By Maddie Heimsch
| coastalabc.com
Boston Stadium hosted its final World Cup match Thursday, with France beating Morocco 2-0 in the quarterfinal round. The tournament's championship match is set for July 19, but there are no more games at the Foxborough venue. Residents spoke with NBC 10's Maddie Heimsch about the end of the World Cup in Foxborough. (WJAR) Foxborough residents told NBC 10 they had reservations about the World Cup coming to their town, but reported that things went smoothly across the seven matches.
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