Morocco-Spain (futsal): What time and on what channel to watch this live match?
The Atlas Lionesses have already succeeded in reaching the quarter-finals, but the hardest part is just beginning. This Monday in Manila, the Moroccan national team will face Spain, the second-ranked nation in the world, with the hope of overturning the hierarchy to secure a historic place in the last four.
The kick-off of this decisive match will be at 1:30 pm (Moroccan time) at the PhilSports Arena. For Adil Sayeh’s protégées, their presence at this stage of the competition confirms an undeniable strength of character. After a heavy opening defeat against Argentina (0-6), the team was able to regroup to beat the Philippines (3-2) before validating their qualification last Thursday against Poland (1-0), thanks to a goal from Demraoui. This journey has allowed Morocco to climb 16 places in the FIFA ranking, reaching 31st place.
Spain, a winning machine
However, the opponent of the day presents itself with an undisputed status as the favorite. Spain has achieved a flawless performance in the group stage, successively crushing Thailand, Colombia and Canada. The gap between the two nations had also been felt during the warm-up matches played just before the tournament, where the Rojita had won with large scores (8-1 and 6-1).
Despite this unfavorable history, the African champions approach this match with a free spirit, the initial objective of qualification having already been achieved. In the event of a new exploit, the winner of this duel will face next Friday the winner of the clash between Japan and Brazil, the current world leader.
The match can be watched live on the Moroccan channel Arryadia. It is also possible to follow this match on Fifa+ (by clicking on this link)
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