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The two teams are facing similar goals to win the title of the competition, and with great merit, for the Jordan team that is better technically and tactically and that defeated big names on the way to the final, such as. Egypt And Iraq and Saudi Arabia, or the Moroccan team, which is very strong in terms of names and products, representing the continuation of the high level of Moroccan football in all fields in recent years.
Lusail Stadium in the capital city of Doha, will host the expected match, after the Moroccan team defeated their Emirati team with 3-0 goals, while the Moroccan team defeated their Emirati team with 3-0. Jordan Over Saudi Arabia 1-0 in the semi-finals.
Moroccan-Moroccan conflict
I’m looking forward to it The Moroccan national team Led by his young coach, Tariq Sektiwi, to retain the Arab title in Africa, after the Algerian national team won the 2021 edition, the Jordanian national team is led by its Moroccan coach. Jamal Al-Salami They hope to complete an exciting journey and win the first Arab title.
Al-Salami, who previously worked with the Moroccan national team as a technical coach of the Frenchman Hervé Renard in 2018, surpassed his coach in the final match when he defeated the Saudi national team, and put Renard on the hot stone of the Saudi media because of the criticism he received for this failure, and he hopes that even his country will win, and he hopes that his country’s team will win. complete a unique journey with Jordan.
The national team of Jordan seems not to be affected by the absence of its most famous star, Yazan Al-Naimat, who was seriously injured against Iraq in the quarterfinals, so the stars of the national team managed to compensate for his absence against Saudi Arabia, with the amazing intelligence of other players such as Abu Alwan, Mahmoud Marraiq, and Muhammad Zuraiq. Sharara.
Salami needs to continue on the path he has taken Iraq And Saudi Arabia, a defensive strategy and then starting demonstrations, especially after reaping the rewards with two victories without scoring a goal.
As for the Moroccan national team, it also used this strategy, but after it ended with one goal against the Emirates in the first half, it relied on rebounds that led to the second and third goals.
Al-Saktiwi brings back the memory of the only Arab name in Morocco in 2012, when it beat Libya in the final, and the recent success of Moroccan teams in the lower divisions and the first team in all competitions raises the desire to win.
The coach of Al-Gharb relies on things that have always given him respect, such as striker Karim Al-Barkawi, Osama Tannan and Amin Zahzouh. The team is also known for great offensive contributions from all players, not just in the front line, as the defenders Mohamed Boulksot always seems to attack, including Sofiane Bouftini, who is good at set pieces.
