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Morocco's "Nightmare for Giants" – Specializes in Upsetting Strong Teams in Two Consecutive World Cups
Morocco is the most intimidating "giant killer" of the past two World Cups. At the 2022 Qatar World Cup, Morocco drew 0–0 with Croatia, beat Belgium 2–0, and defeated Canada 2–1 in the group stage; in the knockout rounds, they beat Spain on penalties, beat Portugal 1–0, and only lost 0–2 to France in the semifinals.
In this World Cup, Morocco maintained its dark horse spirit: 2 wins and 1 draw in the group stage without defeat, and eliminated the Netherlands on penalties in the round of 32. Morocco's total squad value is about €180 million, and their defensive system is extremely mature. Ziyech, Hakimi, Mazraoui, En-Nesyri – this core squad experienced the baptism of reaching the semifinals in the last World Cup, and their tournament experience far surpasses that of Canada.
Canada's head coach Marsch said bluntly before the match: "Preparing for Morocco is like a bloody nightmare. I don't want to watch their game footage; they are too strong." But he also said: "Everyone will count us out, and that's exactly an opportunity. We are determined to turn this underdog status into motivation."
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