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Walid Regragui: 'AFCON final ‘a fifth-to-fifth tie’

After beating Nigeria to reach Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) final on home soil, Morocco coach Walid Regragui shifted focus to the final against Senegal saying it will be a superb match-up when they face off on Sunday.

Speaking after the game, Regragui touched on their final meeting against the Lions of Teranga, who reached the stage after defeating Egypt 1-0 in their other quarter-final fixture at the Grand Stade of Tangier.

“It’s a superb final with the best African teams of the last three years. A fantastic team and a golden people, brothers of Morocco. It’s a superb match-up,” said Regragui.

“We have three days to recover. It's a fifth-to-fifth tie. It's the first time we've faced them in a final.”

Regragui, however, admitted Morocco must improve in some areas if they are to be crowned AFCON champions.

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