The African fans are awaiting a high -caliber confrontation that brings together Morocco and Senegal in the semi -final of the African Nations Championships, at the “Mandela National” stadium in the Ugandan capital, Kampala, where the two parties seek to extract the transit card to the final in a meeting described as the early final.
Al -Sktiwi’s plan to confront Senegal
Tariq Al -Sktiwi knows that the match against “Black Tiraga” differs from all previous confrontations, so he is studying the introduction of fundamental tactical modifications that ensure defensive hardness and the ability to deal with the great speed of the opponent in the attack.
How does Morocco avoid the danger of Senegalese parties?
The most prominent thing that poses a threat to the Moroccan national team is the speed of the Senegalese in exploiting the wings, which imposes strict control over the right and left porcines, with the commitment of the two backs and the middle of the stadium to the defensive roles to narrow the spaces in front of the opponent and prevent the arrival balls from reaching the penalty area.
Focus on offensive effectiveness
Statistics showed that Morocco is scoring at a goal rate out of every four attempts, which is a good percentage, but it may not be sufficient for a team that does not give much opportunities. That is why the attackers will have to take advantage of half opportunities with a high concentration, because small details may decide the fate of the qualification card.
Does Morocco adopt high pressure?
One of the options in which Al -Siktiwi thinks is to enter from the beginning and not back down, but rather to impose offensive pressure on the Senegal defense in their areas. Although this approach is physically exhausted, it prevents the opponent from controlling the middle of the field and reduces the risk of apostates.
When is the Morocco match against Senegal?
The decisive confrontation between Morocco and Senegal will start on Tuesday, August 26, 2025, on the ground of the “Mandela National Stadium” in Kampala, at 18:30 Moroccan time, and 20:30 Cairo time.
