Morocco Faces Brazil in Crucial Futsal World Cup Quarterfinal Match
After their victory over Iran (4-3), the Atlas Lions of Morocco face Brazil in the quarterfinals of the futsal World Cup in the hope of obtaining a historic first qualification for the semifinals.
Who between Morocco and Brazil will secure their ticket to the semifinals of the Futsal World Cup? This is the stake of the match this Sunday, September 29, 2024. The two teams have faced each other 4 times in friendly matches (1 victory for Morocco, 2 for Brazil). "It is no surprise to meet Morocco at this stage of the competition," commented Marquinhos Xavier, Brazil’s coach. He will add: "Anyone who has followed their preparation cycle has been able to see the development they have undergone and the excellent results obtained. It will be a great match and I am convinced that we will play a match worthy of the quarterfinals."
Even though the Seleção has won two victories against Morocco in their previous meetings, it measures the enormity of the task that awaits it. The entire Brazilian delegation was moreover at the Boukhara universal complex to follow the round of 16 match Morocco-Iran. Despite the injuries, the Atlas Lions beat Iran (4-3), 4th World Cup. "You saw that despite the injuries, we managed to beat the best team in Asia," said Hicham Dguig after the match.
Will Morocco be able to beat Brazil and secure its very first qualification for the semifinals of a Futsal World Cup? Appointment on Sunday, September 29 at the Boukhara universal complex. This match can be followed live on the Arryadia channel (TNT) on Sunday, September 29 at 1:30 p.m. (Moroccan time) and 2:30 p.m. in Europe. It will also be broadcast by Fifa+, BeIn and L’Équipe TV for those wishing to watch the match in streaming.
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