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World Cup: Why Spain should be afraid of Morocco – Achraf Hakimi

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Moroccan defender, Achraf Hakimi, said that Spain should be afraid of his team because they topped Group F ahead of Croatia and Belgium.

According to Hakimi, Morocco ‘deserves respect’ ahead of their World Cup round of 16 clash with Spain on Tuesday.

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Speaking ahead of Morocco’s clash with Spain, the Paris Saint-Germain said (via Sport): “We were first in the group, and I think we already deserve a little respect. I think Spain knows it, and they’ve to be a little afraid of us.

“They have to be afraid of us, the truth. And why not give the surprise again?

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He continued: “The coach has transmitted a winning mentality to us, and it doesn’t matter who comes, we’ve to play our game, in we are in lines”.

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