Match at Levy Mwanawasa: Morocco Aims to Maintain Perfect Record
The Moroccan national football team continues its World Cup journey with steady steps, as they face their Zambian opponent today, Monday, in the eighth round of the African qualifiers for the World Cup. The match will take place at the Levy Mwanawasa Stadium starting at 2 PM, marking a new stage for the Atlas Lions within the heart of the African wilderness.
The Atlas Lions enter this showdown with soaring spirits after officially securing their spot in the World Cup, achieving a perfect score of 18 points from 6 matches, thereby confirming their complete dominance over the group.
On the other hand, the Zambian team, currently in third place with 6 points, is seeking a comeback that would restore some glimmer of hope and improve their standing.
The match presents an ideal opportunity for national coach Walid Regragui to test new players and provide playing time for those who have not received adequate opportunities, as part of his effort to expand the selection pool and build a more prepared squad. It is also expected that some key players will be rested, including star Achraf Hakimi, to avoid fatigue ahead of the significant challenges to come.
All eyes will be on Levy Mwanawasa, where the Lions aspire to continue composing their symphony of victories, while the “Copper Bullets” hope to present a different face against the formidable leaders.
