#EGYMAR: Egypt Vs Morocco #AFCON2021 Preview, Predicted Line-Ups, Kick-Off Time And Channel To Watch Free Live Stream—-Mohammed Salah Led Egypt and Morocco go toe-to-toe in Stade Olembe tonight for a place in the Africa Cup of Nations semi-finals.
The Pharaohs Qualified for AFCON quarter final after scoring the deciding penalty against Ivory Coast, after Manchester United’s Eric Bailly missed the only one in the penalty shoot-out
Morocco, meanwhile, qualified to the last eight of the Africa Cup of Nations after a 2-1 victory over stubborn Malawi at the Ahmadou Ahidjo Stadium in in Yaounde.
If history is anything to go by, then Egypt will need to produce their best form to get past Morocco in their Africa Cup of Nations quarter-final match in Cameroon later on Sunday.
Egypt and Morocco have played each other 13 times dating back to the 1970s, with Morocco winning 11 and just two going the Pharaohs’ way. But Egypt have a far superior Afcon record, having won the cup a record seven times compared to Morocco’s lone victory in 1976.
Date, kick-off time and venue
How can I watch?
Egypt v Morocco clash will take place Sunday 30 January at 3pm GMT
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Team news
Hamdi Fathi could be missing for Egypt after he limped off in the victory over the Ivory Coast, while Akram Tawfik will certainly be absent after succumbing to injury in the group stage defeat to Nigeria.
Ilias Chair has fully recovered from his injury and should take his place on the bench for Morocco, who are expected to name an unchanged side after their win over Malawi.
Predicted line-ups
Egypt: Abou Gabal; Kamal, Hegazy, Abdelmonem, Fattoh; Elneny, Fahti, Al-Sulaya; Salah, Marmoush, Mohamed.
Morocco: Bono; Hakimi, Saiss, Aguerd, Masina; Amrabat, Amallah, Louza; Boufal, En-Nesyri, El Kaabi.
Odds
Egypt – 18/7
Draw -9/5
Morocco – 17/10
Prediction
Egypt may have Salah in attack but Morocco have looked a much more coherent team throughout the tournament so far, and their talent in different areas of the pitch should see them through here. Egypt 1-2 Morocco.
