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Roman Saiss, the captain of Morocco, will not play against France in the semifinals. - QATAR 2022


Roman Saiss, the team captain, is a question mark for Moroccan coach Walid Regragui ahead of Wednesday's semifinal match against France.

The Atlas Lions defeated Portugal 1-0 on Saturday, with the Moroccan captain being carried off the field on a stretcher 13 minutes into the game.

Thirteen minutes into The Atlas Lions' 1-0 victory over Portugal on Saturday, the Moroccan captain was being carried off the field on a stretcher while sobbing.

Nayef Akrad and Nawsir Mazrawi, however, might be permitted to join the squad for the match against France.

Due to injuries, the two players were unable to compete against Portugal in the quarterfinals.

According to a source in the squad's camp, "Mazrawi trained in accordance with the precautionary measures that he got from the technical and medical personnel of the Lions team, for fear of aggravating his health and re-injuring."

Morocco became the first nation from Africa to get to the World Cup semifinals.

When the Atlas Lions and France square off on Wednesday at the Al-Bayt Stadium, the Atlas Lions will give it their best.



 

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