Atlas Lions in the final readiness test.

Just a few days before the World Cup kicks off in North America, the Moroccan national team will face their Norwegian counterpart tomorrow, Sunday, at the "Sports Illustrated" stadium, in a friendly match expected to provide both teams' technical staff with a clearer view of the players' readiness before the start of the global football event.

The Moroccan team, under the leadership of national coach Mohamed Wahbi, has shown promising signs in their recent appearance against Madagascar, where the "Atlas Lions" asserted their dominance, winning 4-0, and delivered a convincing performance characterized by great collective control.

During that match, Mohamed Wahbi gave a large number of players the opportunity to participate, with more playing time. The various players who were involved demonstrated a strong presence in their positions, providing the technical staff with important data and valuable assurances.

Before this wide victory, the "Atlas Lions" had drawn with the strong Ecuadorian team (1-1), before overcoming Paraguay with a score of two goals to one (2-1); these encouraging results reflect the significant upward trend in the level of the Moroccan squad.

On the other hand, the "Atlas Lions" have been enjoying a positive mental state since their arrival in New Jersey; in an atmosphere marked by seriousness and calm, the players show great discipline and determination during training sessions, reflecting a strong motivation and a high level of confidence as they approach their match against Norway and the start of the World Cup.

For its part, the Norwegian team enters this match with strong data and weapons, having marked a distinguished path in the qualifiers, finishing at the top of their group, surpassing Italy, knowing that the Italian team's journey later stopped in the playoffs against Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The Norwegian team, supported by a talented and experienced lineup, can particularly rely on their star striker Erling Haaland. The Scandinavians recently achieved a convincing victory (3-1) against one of their northern neighbors in a recent friendly match. In addition to Haaland, the Norwegian team has other prominent pillars, such as Arsenal star Martin Ødegaard and Atlético Madrid striker Alexander Sørloth.

Thus, this encounter between Morocco and Norway promises to deliver a high-quality football display; with the "Atlas Lions" enjoying complete confidence and an ambitious Scandinavian lineup, this match will serve as a true rehearsal before the major global challenge awaiting both teams in North America.