and during Spain matchOn Tuesday evening, at the Education City Stadium, 3 of the important players in the defensive composition of coach Walid Rakraki were injured due to injury.
- The left back, Naseer Mazraoui, came off in the 82nd minute after being injured, and Yahya Atiyatallah entered in his place.
- The heart of the defense, Nayef Akrad, was also replaced after a muscle injury, and he was replaced by Jawad Yamiq, in the 84th minute.
- The captain, center back Roman Sayes, suffered a muscle injury and left in the 113th minute. Bader Bannon entered in his place.
Morocco’s medical staff, headed by Abdel Razzak Hefti, will prepare this trio for the next match, and its mission is very sensitive in light of the lack of time.
The Atlas Lions team achieved a historic achievement, as it became the first Arab team to qualify for the quarter-finals of the World Cup, as it has become Walid Al-Rakraki The first Arab, African and Moroccan coach to reach this role.
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and beat Atlas black on me Spain national team 3-0 in a penalty shootout, after the end of the match and the extra period tied at 0-0, to set a date with PortugalNext Saturday, in the quarter-finals.
and during Spain matchOn Tuesday evening, at the Education City Stadium, 3 of the important players in the defensive composition of coach Walid Rakraki were injured due to injury.
- The left back, Naseer Mazraoui, came off in the 82nd minute after being injured, and Yahya Atiyatallah entered in his place.
- The heart of the defense, Nayef Akrad, was also replaced after a muscle injury, and he was replaced by Jawad Yamiq, in the 84th minute.
- The captain, center back Roman Sayes, suffered a muscle injury and left in the 113th minute. Bader Bannon entered in his place.
Morocco’s medical staff, headed by Abdel Razzak Hefti, will prepare this trio for the next match, and its mission is very sensitive in light of the lack of time.
The Atlas Lions team achieved a historic achievement, as it became the first Arab team to qualify for the quarter-finals of the World Cup, as it has become Walid Al-Rakraki The first Arab, African and Moroccan coach to reach this role.