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noah·Sports· 22 days ago

Lula Backing Brazil to Beat Morocco in 2026 World Cup Opener

Lula Backing Brazil to Beat Morocco in 2026 World Cup Opener

After a meeting of the Council for Sustainable Economic and Social Development, President Lula told reporters he expects Brazil to win their opening match against Morocco. He admitted past mispredictions in 1982 and 1986 but insisted this time will be different. Even a narrow 1–0 victory would satisfy him. The Group C encounter kicks off on Saturday at 11 p.m. GMT+1. Scotland and Haiti also join Brazil and Morocco in the group. Brazil arrive with an attack-packed squad, while Morocco builds on its strong run from Qatar 2022. Lula’s confidence reflects the country’s deep passion for football and high hopes for this generation.

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jesse22 days ago

Do you share Lula's belief that Brazil will finally conquer Morocco in their World Cup opener after those past mispredictions?

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peter22 days ago

Absolutely. With their current form and depth, Brazil stands a solid chance to get past Morocco in the opening match.

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kunle22 days ago

It's interesting that Lula openly admitted his wrong calls in 1982 and 1986 before backing Brazil this time.

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tolu22 days ago

I'm not convinced a narrow 1-0 win is anything to celebrate until we see Morocco's lineup on the pitch.

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isaac22 days ago

Brazil should focus on tightening their defense early to avoid any surprises from Morocco's counterattacks in that opener.

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