A few hours before the match between Morocco and Belgium, the tension is mounting in both camps. For former Belgian player of Moroccan origin Nordin Jbari, there is no reason why the results of the match should not turn in favor of Morocco.
Like Selim Amallah, Bilal El Khannouss and Anass Zaroury, Ilias Chair is one of the dual nationals with Belgian roots in the Moroccan national team. Morocco and Belgium, members of Group F at the World Cup in Qatar, face each other this Sunday.
Morocco’s coach, Walid Regragui, was in the pre-match press conference against Belgium on Saturday. He addressed the main points, his game plan, his ambitions, his shortcomings, etc.
He will not play after all. Noussair Mazraoui is out for the second group stage match of the World Cup that the Atlas Lions must play against Belgium on Sunday at 2pm.
Morocco cannot afford to make any mistakes on Sunday against Belgium. The players are aware of this and assure that they are actively preparing to allow supporters to celebrate the first victory of the Atlas Lions in Qatar.
Morocco and Belgium already know the refereeing trio that will officiate the match to be held on Sunday, November 27, as part of the second day of the group stage of the World Cup in Qatar.
After the very difficult victory over Canada, Belgium is aiming for qualification for the second round of the competition against Morocco. The Red Devils will face the Atlas Lions next Sunday, in a match counting for the second day of the group stage.
For its second outing in Qatar, as part of the group stage of the 2022 World Cup, Morocco will face Belgium. An important match for Moroccan international Selim Amallah who plays for Standard de Liège and also holds Belgian nationality.
The president of the Flemish Youth Council, Amir Bachrouri, was on a business trip to Fez, Morocco during the autumn holidays. On this occasion, he made a surprising discovery in an orphanage.
After their laborious victory against Canada on Wednesday (1-0), Belgium wants to take advantage of their second match against Morocco to show a better face.
Eighty women, mostly Belgian-Moroccan, left Belgium for Syria to wage jihad. Aicha Bacha, a doctor in social and political sciences at the Université libre de Bruxelles who met three of them as part of an investigation, says the jihad of these women was the "jihad of sex".
With the World Cup underway and the teams already showing their strengths, the guessing game has also begun. A few days before the Morocco-Belgium match, counting for the 2nd group stage match, a journalist from L’Équipe revealed the flaws of the Red Devils.