On the field at 2 pm Belgium-Morocco LIVE match valid for group F of the soccer World Cup underway in Qatar
So on the eve
Morocco to Belgium with doubt Mazraoui-Hakimi -
In group F of the World Cup in Qatar, Morocco approaches tomorrow's match against Belgium with doubts about the use of the two full-backs Noussair Mazraoui and Achraf Hakimi.
"The intensity of the first match against Croatia, a 0-0 draw - Morocco coach Walid Regragui underlined at the press conference - left some residue, but Mazraoui is not out yet: there are another 24 hours to decide and I think that will be in the field".
Tomorrow, against the "Red Devils", the African team will "need that all the players - added Regragui - give one hundred percent. Mazraoui, like Hakimi and the captain (Romain Saiss) has small pains, but you have to make one right, it's the World Cup".
Mazraoui, who plays for Bayern Munich, has a problem with his left hip,
while Hakimi (Paris Saint Germain) and Saiss (Besiktas) are grappling with minor physical ailments.
"We don't have to think about it, we know that Belgium are favorites for this match, but we hope - concluded the Morocco coach - to play more than three games here", thus qualifying for the round of 16.
Hazard: "Belgium can win the cup if I'm healthy"
- "If I'm good, Belgium can win the World Cup."
These are the words of Eden Hazard on the eve of the second match at the World Cup in Qatar which tomorrow (at 2 pm Italian time) will see the Belgians, victorious on their debut, without convincing, against Canada 1-0, face Morocco.
In the first match of group F, the African team instead drew 0-0 against Croatia, who will play against Canada tomorrow (5 pm Italian time).
Deployed for 60 minutes against the Canadians, the captain certainly no longer has the liveliness that made him the second best player at the 2018 World Cup, leading Belgium to the semi-final (lost to France), but he sacrificed a lot for his team .
"I feel good. I want to play. The mental difficulties were mostly when I was injured and I didn't understand why," said the 31-year-old,
also referring to the last few seasons, full of difficulties, with Real Madrid.
Compared to the World Cup in Russia, according to Hazard, Belgium has "more experience of international tournaments. Against Morocco - he concluded - we mustn't be afraid to dribble or try a pass between the lines".
