Qatar World Cup: Croatia vs Morocco; Germany vs Japan; Spain vs Costa Rica; and Belgium vs Canada
Croatia and Morocco, both of which are making their sixth World Cup appearance, will kick off Wednesday's World Cup action.
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Croatia and Morocco, both of which are making their sixth World Cup appearance, will kick off Wednesday's World Cup action.
AL KHOR, Qatar : Following are the teams for the World Cup Group F match between Morocco and Croatia on Wednesday.
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DOHA : Morocco are fired up by Saudi Arabia's stunning upset of World Cup favourites Argentina, their coach Walid Regragui said as he backed his team to pull off a similar feat when they face Croatia in their first Group F match on Wednesday.
AL RAYYAN, Qatar : Croatia captain Luka Modric on Tuesday sought to quash early talk of a repeat of his country's astonishing 2018 World Cup run, and said comparisons about his own form were pointless distractions from tough games ahead.