<p>Morocco coach Walid Regragui said his team "can do anything" at the World Cup after their surprise 2-0 victory over Belgium on Sunday.</p>.<p>The North Africans only need a point in their final Group F game against Canada on Thursday to reach the last 16 for the first time since 1986.</p>.<p>Late goals from Abdelhamid Sabiri and Zakaria Aboukhlal at the Al Thumama Stadium secured Morocco their first World Cup win in 24 years.</p>.<p>"We know if you don't give 100 percent it's impossible to win," Regragui told a press conference.</p>.<p><strong>Also Read — <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/sports/football/morocco-pulls-off-another-world-cup-upset-beats-belgium-1166225.html" target="_blank">Morocco pulls off another World Cup upset, beats Belgium</a></strong></p>.<p>"But with these fans, with these players and this spirit we can do anything.</p>.<p>"The competition is not over, we have to recover quickly for the game against Canada. Hopefully we can get a good result for the qualification."</p>.<p>All five African teams were dumped out in the group stage in Russia four years ago but Morocco joined Senegal in winning their second match in Qatar.</p>.<p>The Atlas Lions sit top of the group, having also held 2018 runners-up Croatia to a goalless draw.</p>.<p>"We can still be better," said Regragui, who only took over as coach from the sacked Vahid Halilhodzic in August.</p>.<p>"I'm not happy with four points, I want more than that. I want to qualify.</p>.<p>"Of course it will be tougher if we get to the knockout stage but that's the level I want to get to.</p>.<p>"We've matched two of the best teams in the world."</p>.<p>The game started in bizarre fashion for Morocco, with goalkeeper Yassine Bounou asking to be withdrawn from the team after the national anthems.</p>.<p>Regragui said the Sevilla stopper had suffered an injury towards the end of Croatia game and felt something in the warm-up.</p>.<p>Munir El Kajoui took his place and made some crucial saves to keep a clean sheet.</p>.<p>"Munir did a great job. I have great players. They listen to the instructions and they fight with all of their heart," added Regragui.</p>.<p>"Keep focused, keep positive and we will get great results."</p>.<p>Morocco were roared on by the vast majority of the crowd in Doha.</p>.<p>"The Moroccan public is incredible. It is a people who love football," said midfielder Selim Amallah, who was born in Belgium and plays his club football for Standard Liege.</p>.<p>"This is also why we play hard. We play for our nation, we play for the Moroccan people and we hope to make them proud.</p>.<p>"In the second half, we got the better of this Belgian team. We showed that we could play football too."</p>
<p>Morocco coach Walid Regragui said his team "can do anything" at the World Cup after their surprise 2-0 victory over Belgium on Sunday.</p>.<p>The North Africans only need a point in their final Group F game against Canada on Thursday to reach the last 16 for the first time since 1986.</p>.<p>Late goals from Abdelhamid Sabiri and Zakaria Aboukhlal at the Al Thumama Stadium secured Morocco their first World Cup win in 24 years.</p>.<p>"We know if you don't give 100 percent it's impossible to win," Regragui told a press conference.</p>.<p><strong>Also Read — <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/sports/football/morocco-pulls-off-another-world-cup-upset-beats-belgium-1166225.html" target="_blank">Morocco pulls off another World Cup upset, beats Belgium</a></strong></p>.<p>"But with these fans, with these players and this spirit we can do anything.</p>.<p>"The competition is not over, we have to recover quickly for the game against Canada. Hopefully we can get a good result for the qualification."</p>.<p>All five African teams were dumped out in the group stage in Russia four years ago but Morocco joined Senegal in winning their second match in Qatar.</p>.<p>The Atlas Lions sit top of the group, having also held 2018 runners-up Croatia to a goalless draw.</p>.<p>"We can still be better," said Regragui, who only took over as coach from the sacked Vahid Halilhodzic in August.</p>.<p>"I'm not happy with four points, I want more than that. I want to qualify.</p>.<p>"Of course it will be tougher if we get to the knockout stage but that's the level I want to get to.</p>.<p>"We've matched two of the best teams in the world."</p>.<p>The game started in bizarre fashion for Morocco, with goalkeeper Yassine Bounou asking to be withdrawn from the team after the national anthems.</p>.<p>Regragui said the Sevilla stopper had suffered an injury towards the end of Croatia game and felt something in the warm-up.</p>.<p>Munir El Kajoui took his place and made some crucial saves to keep a clean sheet.</p>.<p>"Munir did a great job. I have great players. They listen to the instructions and they fight with all of their heart," added Regragui.</p>.<p>"Keep focused, keep positive and we will get great results."</p>.<p>Morocco were roared on by the vast majority of the crowd in Doha.</p>.<p>"The Moroccan public is incredible. It is a people who love football," said midfielder Selim Amallah, who was born in Belgium and plays his club football for Standard Liege.</p>.<p>"This is also why we play hard. We play for our nation, we play for the Moroccan people and we hope to make them proud.</p>.<p>"In the second half, we got the better of this Belgian team. We showed that we could play football too."</p>