Tomorrow, Tuesday, the attention of Moroccan and Arab football fans in general will be on the Hindmarsh Stadium in Adelaide, Australia, where the national teams of Morocco and France will play in the final of the Women’s World Cup.
In cold Australian weather, with temperatures likely to drop below ten degrees during a match scheduled for 1100 GMT, the air at Hindmarsh Stadium will be warm with shared memories.
The French are looking to secure a spot in the quarter-finals of the Women’s World Cup at the expense of their Moroccan counterparts in an unequal showdown that was not initially expected.
The French women’s team, which includes Wendy Renard and Eugenie Le Sommer, bears all the pressure against Morocco, which is lower in the final price (72nd in the FIFA classification).
Le Sommer, who beat Brazil 2-1, said: “We are the favorites and we don’t hide it. We’re playing with big ambitions, but that hasn’t changed because we’re facing Morocco. We have much more experience. than Morocco, and we must take advantage of this. A candidate for victory will not do us any good.”
On the other hand, Morocco did well in their campaign in the competition, which is the first Women’s World Cup Final in its history, with the exception of Germany from Group H, despite a big slap in the face by Manshafts by beating Atlas. Lionesses”, opening with a clear hexagon.
And with a team that includes local players from the Royal Army Club, the country’s premier women’s club, and bisexual women recently convinced to join, Moroccan women look forward to overthrowing their French counterparts and continuing to write history in 2023. World Cup.
Source: agencies
