Morocco hope to go further in the Africa Cup of Nations than they have in 18 years by overcoming Egypt in Sunday's quarter-final tie.
The Atlas Lions have underwhelmed in the competition since their runners-up finish in 2004 and come up against a resilient Egypt side that will be confident after eliminating Ivory Coast in the last round.
Ahead of the game, GOAL brings you everything you need to know, including how to watch, team news, odds and more.
GameEgypt vs MoroccoDateJanuary 30Kick-off time3pm GMT
Sky Sports Premier League is showing Egypt vs Morocco live on TV in the United Kingdom (UK) and the game can also be streamed live online using Sky GO Extra.
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PositionPlayersGoalkeepersEl Shenawy, Gabaski, Sobhi, GadDefendersHegazy, Hamdi, Ashraf, Alaa, Abdelmonem, Fatouh, Daoud, Tawfik, KamalMidfieldersElneny, Fathi, El Solia, Ashour, Lasheen, SaidForwardsTrezeguet, Sobhi, Adel, Salah, Zizo, Mohamed, Marmoush, Sherif, Hamdi
Mohamed El Shenawy and Hamdi Fathi may miss this match after muscle problems against Ivory Coast. The former was replaced by goalkeeper Gabaski late in that game and it is the Zamalek shot-stopper who could be given the nod for the weekend's encounter.
Predicted Egypt starting XI: Gabaski, Kamal, Hegazy, Abdelmonem, El Fotouh, Elneny, Soleya, El Said, Salah, Mohamed, Marmoush.
PositionPlayersGoalkeepersBono, Munir, Reda TagnaoutiDefendersAguerd, Saiss, S Mmaee, Chakla, Masina, El Karouani, Hakimi, Alakouch, ChibiMidfieldersAmrabat, Louza, Fajr, Ounahi, Amallah, Chair, BarkokForwardsBoufal, Tissoudali, Rahimi, Bencharki, Aboukhlal, En-Nesyri, El Haddadi, El Kaabi, R Mmaee
Morocco may still be without Ilias Chair, who missed the last-16 win against Malawi due to injury. His involvement in this clash will depend on a late fitness test.
Predicted Morocco starting XI: Bonou, Hakimi, Saliss, Aguerd, Masina, Louza, Amallah, Amrabat, Boufal, En-Nesyri, El Kaabi.
Morocco is favourite to beat Egypt at 6/4 (2.5) with bet365. At 12/5 (3.4) to win, Egypt are considered serious underdogs.
Mohamed Salah is 9/2 (5.5) to be first goalscorer, while Ryan Mmaee is rated 11/2 (6.5).
With Egypt showing themselves to be strong in defence but rather conservative up front, you may want to back under 2.5 goals at 1/3 (1.33).
Egypt last five resultsMorocco last five resultsIvory Coast 0-0 (4-5 pens) Egypt (Jan 26)Morocco 2-1 Malawi (Jan 25)Egypt 1-0 Sudan (Jan 19)Gabon 2-2 Morocco (Jan 18)Guinea Bissau 0-1 Egypt (Jan 15)Morocco 2-0 Comoros (Jan 14)Nigeria 1-0 Egypt (Jan 11)Morocco 1-0 Ghana (Jan 10)Egypt 0-0 (4-5 pens) Qatar (Dec 18)Morocco 2-2 (5-7 pens) Algeria (Dec 11)
Egypt have proven difficult to beat over the last year and they have lived up to that reputation in the Africa Cup of Nations.
They have been able to grind out narrow wins, but Nigeria showed at the start of the competition that their defence is not impenetrable.
Morocco, meanwhile, have found goals easier to come by but are also strong in defence. They have lost just one game in normal time since October 2019.