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The Canadian PressMorocco looks to advance in World Cup, Canada hopes for win
DOHA, Qatar (AP) â Morocco is seeking to reach the World Cupâs knockout stage for the first time since 1986. Canada, already eliminated, is hoping to leave Qatar with its first win. Morocco would advance with a victory or a draw on Thursday night, and also could reach the round of 16 with a defeat depending on the result of Belgiumâs match with Croatia. The Atlas Lions opened with a 0-0 tie against Croatia before upsetting second-ranked Belgium 2-0 on goals by Romain SaĂŻss and Zakaria Aboukhlal.
PA Media: SportWales at the World Cup: Held by USA, undone by Iran and outclassed by England
Wales finished bottom of their group having only picked up one point and scored one goal.
Planet SportHarry Maguire heaps praise on Mancheser United teammate Marcus Rashford after brace against Wales
Rashford, making his first England start since June last year, scored a fine free-kick to break the deadlock before rounding off the 3-0 victory after Phil Foden had doubled the lead. Rashford underwent shoulder surgery after the tournament and subsequently struggled for Manchester United, scoring just five goals all season and losing his place in Southgate's squad.
