The newspaper warned against Moroccan coach Walid Rekragui, describing him as"The new head coach of the Atlas Lions, who knows how to close the door well"And he referred to the Moroccan defensive strength, which has conceded only one goal in 4 World Cup matches and is considered the best in the tournament so far.
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Similarly, revealed a newspaper "And Paula" On the results of a referendum conducted after the end of the round of 16 of the World Cup, on Portugal’s ability to beat Morocco.
And 91.7% of voters said Portugal would beat Morocco, compared to just 8.3% who favored the Moroccan side.
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Like for a newspaper "disk" So I have taken note of the advice that former Manchester United star Gary Neville has given to… Ronaldobefore facing Morocco.
Ronaldo’s former teammate Neville "Old Trafford" He advised him to contain his anger to avoid making a bad impression if he did not participate, as happened against Switzerland, e"Not to repeat it against Morocco for the sake of his interest and his team’s interest and reach the semi-finals".
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But after the epic victory of the “Lions of the Atlas” over Spain, neighboring Morocco and also over Portugal, how do the Portuguese newspapers deal with the imminent confrontation?
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The newspaper “Ogogo” warned the coach of the Portuguese national team Fernando Santo before tackling Morocco.
The newspaper warns of the Moroccan coach Walid Regraki, describing him as “the new Atlas Lions coach who knows how to close the door well”, and refers to the Moroccan defense, which has conceded only one goal in 4 matches in the World Cup and he is considered the best of the tournament so far.
Portuguese trust
In the same context, the newspaper “I Bola” revealed the results of a referendum conducted after the end of the round of 16 of the World Cup, on Portugal’s ability to beat Morocco.
And 91.7% of voters said Portugal would beat Morocco, compared to just 8.3% who favored the Moroccan side.
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As for the “Record” newspaper, he paid attention to the advice that former Manchester United star Gary Neville gave him Ronaldobefore facing Morocco.
Neville, Ronaldo’s former colleague at “Old Trafford”, advised him to curb his anger to avoid making a bad impression if he didn’t participate, as happened against Switzerland, and “not to repeat it against Morocco for his own interest and to his team and reach the semi-finals”.
