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The Atlas Lions received a huge boost in their final group match, welcoming back full-back and reigning African Footballer of the Year Achraf Hakimi after two months out due to injury.
The PSG star was a second-half substitute in the win over Zambia, however, it remains to be seen whether the 27-year-old will be fit enough to start the match.
Romain Saiss suffered a muscle injury in Morocco’s first match in the competition and has not played since, making his likelihood of featuring here doubtful.
Ayoub El Kaabi made a strong case to play from the start against Tanzania after the Olympiacos striker scored three goals in the same number of matches – with one remaining. a contender for the goal of the tournament.
Tanzania have no injury news and are expected to name the same team that started the match against Tunisia.
Mbwana Samatta, who is yet to find the net in this competition, is expected to lead the line with support from Simon Msuva, Faisal Salum and Haji Mnoga.
Morocco: Bono; Salah-Eddine, The Mother, Aguerd, Mazraoui; Ounahi, Amrab, Aynaoui; Saibari, The Canaan, Diaz
Tanzania: Nut; Hussein, Hamad, Nwamnyeto, Job; Miroshi, sorghum; Msuva, Salum, Mnoga; Samatta