Bono: Mexico brings back World Cup memories.

Yassine Bounou, the goalkeeper of the Moroccan national football team, confirmed that facing Haiti was not easy; despite the "Atlas Lions" successfully achieving a 4-2 victory in the last round of the group stage of the World Cup, he pointed out that the team needed some time to get into the rhythm of the match before regaining their balance in the second half.

Bounou explained in his statements after the match that the Moroccan team did not start the encounter as required, saying: "We did not enter the match in the right way, and we were slow to get into the flow of the game, and we lacked some balance in the transitions between attack and defense... In the second half, we regained our balance and were able to control the course of the match better."

Regarding qualification for the next round and the anticipated opponent, the "den of the Atlas Lions" goalkeeper emphasized that the main goal of the team was to continue their journey in the competition, confirming that the technical staff also used the match to give opportunities to several new players.

Concerning the Moroccan team's move to Mexico for the next round, the speaker expressed optimism about the atmosphere that will accompany the "Atlas Lions," adding: "I think the Mexican audience loves the Moroccan team, as there is a similarity in playing style from a football perspective, and I am sure that the Mexican fans will sympathize with the Moroccan team."

Yassine Bounou concluded his remarks by expressing his happiness about playing matches in Mexico, recalling the historical ties that connect Moroccan football with this country, saying: "We are happy to play in Mexico, as it has given us a lot historically in football, whether during the 1970 World Cup in Morocco's first participation or in the 1986 World Cup."