Ancelotti Warns of the Difficulty Facing Morocco
Carlo Ancelotti, the coach of the Brazilian national team, commented on the group drawn for the 2026 World Cup, describing it as tough and highlighting the strength of the competitors, especially the Moroccan team.
Ancelotti said: "It's a tough group. Morocco performed excellently in the World Cup in Qatar, they have a very strong team, and this match will be difficult."
The Brazilian coach added, "I believe we will play most of the matches at night, so we won't face many problems with the climate."
Ancelotti continued: "The group also includes Scotland and Haiti, which are good teams and deserve respect in preparing for each match."
Ancelotti explained that Brazil will work on preparing well for all the group matches to achieve the best results and advance in the upcoming tournament.
Ancelotti concluded his statements by emphasizing the Brazilian national team's readiness to handle different match conditions, focusing on delivering their best performance in every group stage game.
Ancelotti said: "It's a tough group. Morocco performed excellently in the World Cup in Qatar, they have a very strong team, and this match will be difficult."
The Brazilian coach added, "I believe we will play most of the matches at night, so we won't face many problems with the climate."
Ancelotti continued: "The group also includes Scotland and Haiti, which are good teams and deserve respect in preparing for each match."
Ancelotti explained that Brazil will work on preparing well for all the group matches to achieve the best results and advance in the upcoming tournament.
Ancelotti concluded his statements by emphasizing the Brazilian national team's readiness to handle different match conditions, focusing on delivering their best performance in every group stage game.
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