Brazil loses friendly to Morocco and hears shouts of ‘olé’

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Friendly against Morocco is part of the Brazilian team’s preparation for the Paris Olympic Games

In a friendly match between pre-Olympic teams, the Brazil lost to Morocco 1-0, at the Fez Sports Complex, in Morocco. The Moroccans’ goal was scored by El Ouahdi, in the 27th minute of the second half. Both teams played a weak game and the most notable moment of the match was a blackout, which hit the match stadium just three minutes into the second half.

The friendly against Morocco is part of the Brazilian team’s preparation for the Olympic Games in Paris in 2024. Before that, however, Ramon Menezes’ team will compete in the Pan-American Games in Santiago (Chile), in October this year. year, and the Pre-Olympic Tournament, in January 2024.

FIVE MOVES THAT MARKED THE MATCH

>ARE YOU IN SHOCK? In Vitor Roque’s only participation in the first half, the attacker received a pass from Abner on the left side and pulled the ball to the center of the field. From outside the box, he fired a bomb to test goalkeeper Bellaarouch, who saved it with ease.

>!TAKEN A RISK AGAIN! Having difficulty invading Morocco’s area, the team exchanged passes from one side to the other. Until Marlon Gomes decided to test the Moroccan goalkeeper again. Another dangerous shot from Brazil, this time wide.

>DID THE CIRCUIT BREAKER FALL? To ‘crowned’ the terrible game between the under-23 teams, three minutes into the second half a blackout hit the game stadium. The match was stopped for around 14 minutes.

>GOOOOOL FROM… MOROCCO? In the Brazilian team’s best moment of the match, El Ouahdi finished from the edge of the area towards goalkeeper Matheus Cunha’s right corner. The strong, low shot went under the legs of Andrey Santos before dying in the back of the Brazilian net. Morocco opened the scoring in Fez.

>!HELLO! After scoring a valid goal and another disallowed, the Moroccan fans couldn’t stand it and started shouting ‘olé’ while the home team exchanged passes. At least one fan left this match satisfied…

HOW WAS THE FIRST TIME?
The Brazilian team’s first half was sleepy, with great difficulty in breaking through the opposing defense. In the first minutes, it was very difficult to get out of Morocco’s pressure. Little by little, Ramon’s team found themselves in the game and created plays, especially on the wings. However, none of Brazil’s arrivals were forceful enough to scare the Moroccans.

AND THE FINAL STAGE?
After the blackout, Brazil had its moment of greatest dominance in the game, when it created some good chances against Morocco. El Ouahdi’s goal, however, threw a bucket of cold water on Ramon’s team, which ended up losing the impetus to react. With the changes in the second stage, the team ended up disfigured and, naturally, the performance that was bad ended up worse.

WHAT’S NEXT?
The next opponent of the Brazilian Pre-Olympic Team will once again be Morocco, in a game that will be held on Monday (11), at 4 pm (Brasília time).

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