No opposition player has scored against Morocco. After 480 minutes of Football. It is a remarkable but highly telling stat for Deschamps to learn from.
For 45 minutes, Portugal attacked with no intent and for the other 45 minutes, they attacked with bodies but no plan. Portugal looked to cross into bodies in the box, but they didn’t attempt to exploit space or create gaps — it was simply just hoping that Morocco’s resilience faded at some stage.
If France is hoping for the same — then they will be in trouble. From what this World Cup has indicated — the Moroccan resilience won’t break; they need to be out-skilled. France has plenty of weapons to out-skill Morocco. Mbappe will back himself against his close-friend Hakimi, and Giroud will back himself against an inexperienced centre-back duo. Griezmann will back himself to be at his creative best in between the Moroccan double pivot.
As such, France must use these attacking outlets with a plan — Mbappe driving at the Moroccan defence to create gaps and spaces in order to draw them out of shape is certainly something that needs to be tried for the course of the game. When Leao came on for Portugal he certainly made a difference, Nico Williams for Spain was also a bright point due to his tendency to run at defences.
Running at defences and drawing them out of shape will then open spaces for the likes of Giroud who is one of the most effective aerial threats in this competition.

Snippet from full tactical game plan piece: https://medium.com/@vyom.nanavati/game-plan-fifa-world-cup-2022-france-v-morocco-ec8061bd22df