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oui il peut

je sais, y a rien qu'a voir comment il aime nos joueurs , ca le rend tres sympa

je l'aime bien le Hallaand mais qu'est qu'il est laid le pauvre

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Le gardien viking est entrain de rentrer comme serieux adversaire de Bono comme best goalie de cette WC

7shouma 3lik

magnifique ! But de Halaand le marocain

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On en sait rien

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Ils sont trisomniques ! RDSLes partisans canadiens y croyaient sincèrement - RDS

Vous avez deja ouvert ce topic !? Je suis certain avec tous les frenchies de ce forum, ce topic va atteindre plus de pages que tous les topics de cette WC mis ensemble ! Mais, dites vous titswit que nous allons passer en doumi-finar... Bonne nuit

Eux ils savent

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So France now has five players who would be suspended for the semi-final if they receive a yellow card against Morocco. ComparisonMorocco (4 at risk) Achraf Hakimi Azzedine Ounahi Bilal El Khannouss Redouane Halhal France (5 at risk) Michael Olise Bradley Barcola Jules Koundé Adrien Rabiot Manu Koné This could have a real tactical impact on the quarter-final. In particular: Hakimi vs. Olise is likely to be one of the key individual battles, and both players are walking the disciplinary tightrope. Koundé and Hakimi, both attack-minded full-backs, will also have to balance aggressive defending with the risk of suspension.

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Based on the official match reports available so far, no Moroccan player is suspended for the quarter-final due to yellow-card accumulation. Morocco did receive several yellow cards against Canada in today's 3-0 Round of 16 victory, including: Achraf Hakimi Azzedine Ounahi Bilal El Khannouss Redouane Halhal However, none of those bookings resulted in an automatic suspension for the next match, according to the available reports. One concern for Morocco is injury rather than suspension: Ismael Saibari left the match early with a thigh injury, and his availability for the quarter-final remains uncertain. Morocco will face the winner of the France vs. Paraguay Round of 16 match in the quarter-finals on July 9. If you'd like, I can also tell you which Moroccan players are now one yellow card away from missing a potential semi-final, since that's the next disciplinary risk. Under the 2026 FIFA World Cup disciplinary rules, all yellow cards were wiped after the group stage. Since then, a player who accumulates two yellow cards across the Round of 32, Round of 16, and Quarter-final is suspended for the semi-final. After the quarter-finals, yellow cards are reset again, so no one can miss the final because of accumulated bookings. For Morocco, the players who are currently one yellow card away from a semi-final suspension are those who have picked up one booking in the knockout stage: Achraf Hakimi Azzedine Ounahi Bilal El Khannouss Redouane Halhal If any of these four players are booked in Morocco's quarter-final against either France or Paraguay, they would miss the semi-final should Morocco qualify. The good news for Morocco is that: If they avoid a yellow card in the quarter-final, their disciplinary slate is wiped clean before the semi-finals. Even if they are booked in the semi-final, they would still be eligible for the final (unless they receive a red card or a suspension for another disciplinary offense). Given Morocco's style of play, Hakimi is the biggest player to watch. As an attacking full-back who frequently defends one-on-one and makes recovery challenges, he's the Moroccan player most likely to be at risk of picking up a tactical yellow in the quarter-final. Ounahi also needs to be careful because of the number of midfield duels he contests.

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Suspension pour quand ? la demi ? je pense pas je me pose tjrs la question

Ounahi, Bibi Ayoub, Lerea, Pistachio Edit: Bono a Canadian fellow