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2022 World Cup: Why Morocco beat Portugal – Mourinho
AS Roma manager, Jose Mourinho, has hailed Morocco’s tactics and fighting spirit at the 2022 World Cup..
The Atlas Lions defeated Mourinho’s native country Portugal 1-0 to qualify for the semi-final.
It is the first time an African nation has come this far at the tournament.
They will now face defending champions France for a spot in the final.
“The coach organised the team very well, starting with 4-3-3. He was able to change during the game to 5-4-1.
“He saw the danger, he saw Portugal accumulating lots of players in finishing areas and he found a way to control the game.
“They have players, a coach and an incredible spirit,” Mourinho said.
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