Here were some of the celebs in Foxborough to see France and Morocco’s World Cup quarterfinal

There were plenty of stars on the field Thursday in Foxborough, including goal scorers Kylian Mbappé and Ousmane Dembélé, as France defeated Morocco 2-0 to advance to the World Cup semifinals.

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But there were also some celebs in attendance to watch the highly anticipated clash. Here’s a rundown of some of the big names:

In the midst of his four-show run at Fenway Park, the Vermont singer-songwriter had a fortuitous off-day Thursday. What better way to spend it.

Shakira, who performed at the World Cup’s opening match in Mexico City and is set to perform in the final’s halftime show — not to mention appearing at TD Garden Friday and Saturday — took in the action as well.

France’s Antoine Griezmann, who has 137 caps and 44 goals for his national team, was there. Griezmann is scheduled to return to Foxborough on Sept. 19, as his new MLS team, Orlando City SC, will face the Revolution.

The now-former Celtic and the immensely popular online streamer, who has been at numerous World Cup matches, were in a suite together.

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Brown even made some notable comments about his recent trade out of town.

Fox’s star-studded studio crew, featuring Rebecca Lowe, Thierry Henry, Zlatan Ibrahimović, Alexi Lalas, and sideline reporter Jenny Taft, broadcast live from the stadium.

Taft, a 2010 graduate of Boston University, displayed her bilingual skills in her interview with France manager Didier Deschamps after the game.

Here is what the France legend Henry had to say after the big win.

And Ibrahimović made an apt Tom Brady comparison.

The former Liverpool manager who is in talks to become Germany’s next manager shared a moment with Mbappé following the game.

Kylian Mbappé dad, Wilfrid Mbappé, and mom, Fayza Lamari, were both on hand to watch their son captain the national team.

Maybe less well known by American audiences, Victoria Triay, the wife of France defender Lucas Hernandez, boasts 1.8 million Instagram followers. She chatted with France manager Didier Deschamps after the match.

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