Morocco coach Walid Regragui said African nations have shown they are not “sub par” at the World Cup - and tipped one to go on to lift the trophy.
Rugraagui’s side need a point from Thursday's encounter against Canada to make it through to the knockout stage and join fellow African nation Senegal.
For the first time in World Cup history, all five African nations at the tournament are led by African coaches, with Rugraguai claiming they have shown they are equal to the very best countries from Europe and South America,