Although Argentina won only one game in the final round of the South American qualifying tournament, he not only beat his rival Brazil's arch-rivals, but also locked up a berth in the tournament. In other words, he will approach this year's Paris men's soccer team with confidence.
Argentina's greatest strength lies in the players' ability to effectively execute coach Maslano's tactical deployments, and the team's total dedication is also very important. On the other hand, unlike previous Argentine men's soccer teams, this year's lineup doesn't have many players who can rewrite the results on their own.
Manchester City's Zulian Ivaris has been voted as an overage player. Although he is only 24 years old, he has achieved great things at one of the greatest clubs in the world. Hopefully he will show his leadership skills in this year's competition.
After defeating Mali and Egypt, Morocco managed to lock up a spot in this year's Olympics in Paris, and the national team's A-team has been quite brave in recent years.
The Moroccan players are in very good physical condition and I'd love to see them show a high intensity of play in this first tough game of the group stage.
Sufian Rahimi is one of the main members of the Aaan team who recently won the Asian Championship. He was voted as the most valuable player of the tournament and was the tournament's top scorer with 13 goals. In fact, he is very assured and is definitely a gifted scorer. When he is in form, no one can stop him.
Since Argentina proved the strength of the team by knocking out Brazil in the South American qualifiers, I think they are far superior to Morocco and today's battle is finally winnable.
