The Moroccan national team starred in that tournament and led the group and was a strong supporter of his German counterpart in the second round but lost 1-0 to the Germans and went head up.
Morocco 1986 was the best African team . It could have qualified to the quarter final ,but the Germans were more experienced and managed the match for themselves 1986 world cup was my favourite .
Según cuenta la leyenda que les ofrecieron a los ingleses el estadio de San Nicolás pero se quejaron en especial creo q don Roberto hdz JR entrevisto a Gary lineker y le pregunto por qué no querían jugar en el uni a lo que contestó bien enojado que tenía un fétido olor a meados y desde esas épocas de 1986 se dice que el uni huele a meados. 😂
i remember that game .morocco were the better team.england were lucky to get the draw.morocco won the group .they had some great players.that keeper zaki was was awarded best goalkeeper that world cup
He had a good tournament, but Zaki wasn't awarded the best goalkeeper of the tournament, certainly not by FIFA at least. They didn't have such an award until 1994, and the goalkeeper for the all-star team (which I think was picked by the press association) was Jean-Marie Pfaff of Belgium.
@Scott Martin germany's goalkeeper should have got prison sentence for what he did to the french player FIFA was corrupt Zaki of morocco shilton of England were better than him
England had three captains within three minutes in the match. Bryan Robson had to be substituted in the 42nd minute by Steve Hodge due to a shoulder injury. Robson gave his captain’s armband to Ray Wilkins. Wilkins was sent off after he threw the ball at the referee over a disagreement over a decision. Peter Shilton then took over as skipper for the remainder of this game, and England's remaining games in the tournament.
Group F table after this match in Monterrey: Portugal - games played 1 - won 1,drawn 0,lost 0 - goals for 1,against 0 - points 2 Morocco - played 2 - won 0,drawn 2,lost 0 - for 0,against 0 - points 2 Poland - played 1 - won 0,drawn 1,lost 0 - for 0,against 0 - points 1 England - played 2 - won 0,drawn 1,lost 1 - for 0,against 1 - ponts 1 England deep in the guano,and three games so far produced only one goal! While Group E featuring West Germany,Uruguay,Denmark and Scotland was called the "Group of Death" (the first time I heard that term used),Mexicans had by this point taken to dubbing Group F the "Group of Sleep" because of the lack of goals - and much in the way of competence so far!
I recall staying up very late and yawning through school the next day after watching this, what a dull game, but I love World Cup 86, my first and favourite. So many great matches.
@@andrewyoung1652 That is correct. Perhaps it was England's 1-0 defeat by Portugal three nights previously and similarly late,that the OP was thinking of. Being Friday night I almost certainly got back from the pub in time to watch the whole of the match against Morocco. I know I didn't miss a minute of any of England's games at Mexico 86. All three of England's Group F games from Monterrey were played well past midnight. I know the cumulative effect of those late stay-ups left me somewhat knackered the following week,what with having to get up to go to work in the office in the morning Monday to Friday and whatever else was going on. I was wide awake during those England games but it finally caught up with when,having got home from work,I fell asleep in front of the infamous Scotland v Uruguay match even though that was a late afternoon kick-off. Fortunately,England's games in the knockout phase were on at a more reasonable hour!
I made one mistake here - I've checked and found that the Scotland v Uruguay game kicked off at 7 pm. My work hours didn't extend past about 4 or 4.30 pm at the time,and with it being warm and sunny it really felt like a late afternoon start to me. Flaming June and all that. But I couldn't keep my eyes open for long,and soon crashed out on the living room sofa. Long enough to take in that red card in the first 2 minutes,though! My parents had gone away for the week,leaving me to look after the house and the cats - they were back the next day.
why did Robson take so long to find a settled team? there were problems with a settled team going into Mexico despite a very good victory against the Soviet Union in March '86' where it was clear that Lineker and Beardsley worked up front but what was Fenwick and Hateley doing in the national team,? it should have been Hoddle in the middle with Waddle on the right and Beardsley in support and Lineker up top..but Wilkins and Hoddle never worked well together unless he was in the middle...I think Mark Wright was also injured pre tourmanent but Alvin Martin should have got the nod ahead of Fenwick...Its sad Bobby never experimented with a 4-2-3-1 system at this stage...but Bryan Robson was injured...so it was never straight forward...
Dear old Butch lost it there,very unlike him. Mounting frustration blew,but yes,it's not the thing to do. God knows what his team-mates must have been thinking.
There was arrogance and sense of superiority throughout the game. They couldn't stomach an African/Arab country giving them the stick. I remember an interview by Faria after returning home where he recount how the English never went to shake hands before or after the game.
@@ifisiffouss9415 le nom du pays est arabe, la langue la plus parlée est l'arabe, une grande partie de la population est arabe. Il n'y a qu'une seule identité marocaine. Ce sont des marocains, pas d'amazighs ni d'arabes. Fin de l'histoire.
Feel for Ray wilkins,the veteran with such an influence on his team,in his last world cup,a momentary lapse in concentration and out comes the red card.....really feel sorry for him..
Brought his inspirational form for Everton,that was an essential part in turning them into title contenders in 1985,1986 and 1987 when they were champions twice and runners-up once. Vital that he did for England in such circumstances. Trevor Steven had been a revelation for the Toffees,too,supplying the strikers and helping give them the attacking edge they hitherto lacked to go with their strength in defence and midfield.
@@rjjcms1 I think alot of people think that England stumbled on the right team, in fact the two pre tourney friendlies against Soviet Union and Scotland in March/April 1986 made it clear that Lineker and Beardsley up front, Hateley on the bench) a flat high back four, Hoddle in the middle supported by Reid with Hodge and Steven on the flanks (Waddle at best should have been on the right if not for Steven but subs bench really)..Come the first match Bobby bottled it and felt the need to play Waddle, Robson and Wilkins together with Hod out of position..and played a defence line with the full backs pitched far too high up the pitch...
@@kailashpatel1706 The Lineker-Beardsley strike combination was inspirational in this World Cup. Where I think England did have to discover a Plan B was in midfield,where it was expected and anticipated that Bryan Robson - who'd gained international renown for his exploits at the 1982 World Cup in Spain - would be at the heart of things until his tournament was ended early by injury (as happened again four years late at Italia 1990). Robson was always going to be pretty much the first name going on the teamsheet. Perhaps England did go back to the familiar with the inclusion of Ray Wilkins alongside him,unti he was suspended for that red card. Hoddle should have got many more games,and yes in the right position,than he did. It was a waste of his talent that he didn't.
@@rjjcms1 agree..I also think the other injustice in Bobby's squad selection was Fenwick in the squad instead of Dave Watson, another Everton player...Watson was miles better Centre Back .
First African team to get past the group stage - after Algeria were unforgivably stitched up in 1982. It'd been coming,because also Cameroon made those who joked at their expense before seeing them play eat their words by embarrassing eventual winners Italy and semi-finalists Poland in drawn matches at the group stage in 1982. It showed the strides forward African football had been making.
@@shahrulamar5358 Indeed they did,after they stunned everyone with Omam Biyik's shock headed winner against the holders Argentina in the opening match of Italia 90.
Glen hoddle was a great player for spurs but never had any kind of impact for England. Mark Hatley is probably the most useless forward england ever had, thank god Beardsley was brought in for the next game. Was this ray Wilkins last England appearance?
Everything went wrong in those two matches for England for a start,especially Bryan Robson's injury. They didn't play terribly well but nevertheless were mugged by Portugal. I would dispute Glenn Hoddle not having an impact for England. I think he was never given a consistent run in the team and discarded far too hastily. He came within a coat of paint of scoring with one of his free kick specials against one of the finalists in one of England's ill-fated group games at the 1988 Euro Championship. Likewise,a decade later Matt Le Tissier was never given a proper chance,written off after one game - seemingly because the London press wanted to punish him for refusing to move to one of the capital's big clubs.
Fuck you .. Morocco was the best africain team in this world cup it was qualifier the primer in his strong group against Poland Portugal & England ..he losed difficulty with Germany in second round at the later minutes of the match cause the tactic the mateos
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The Moroccan national team starred in that tournament and led the group and was a strong supporter of his German counterpart in the second round but lost 1-0 to the Germans and went head up.
Morocco 1986 was the best African team . It could have qualified to the quarter final ,but the Germans were more experienced and managed the match for themselves
1986 world cup was my favourite .
who cares mate !!
i do :)
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You cared enough to write that,Said 🤦♂.
@@rjjcms1 good answer
oh man i was 10 and i remember this game it was my first world cup...... great time and great souvenir from my beloved selectiona dima maroc
Tecnologico de Monterrey Mexico 6 Junio de 1986, estaba en la tribuna de preferente !!! que recuerdos
Saludos, tienes alguna anécdota de es juego?
Dijeron que un juego que ganó Inglaterra, unos ingleses se estaban bañando encuerados en La Fuente de la Vida y se los llevaron detenidos.
@@jessespinoza5468 😂😂
Según cuenta la leyenda que les ofrecieron a los ingleses el estadio de San Nicolás pero se quejaron en especial creo q don Roberto hdz JR entrevisto a Gary lineker y le pregunto por qué no querían jugar en el uni a lo que contestó bien enojado que tenía un fétido olor a meados y desde esas épocas de 1986 se dice que el uni huele a meados. 😂
agree 86world cup was my 1 st and best world cup .
Me too
I agree with you
It was my first too. But 2014, 2018 and 2022 were all better
You cannot be serious 🧐
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@@sp4ce.444 😆🤨
Stayed up late to watch that one all those years ago
i remember that game .morocco were the better team.england were lucky to get the draw.morocco won the group .they had some great players.that keeper zaki was was awarded best goalkeeper that world cup
The other day and
He had a good tournament, but Zaki wasn't awarded the best goalkeeper of the tournament, certainly not by FIFA at least. They didn't have such an award until 1994, and the goalkeeper for the all-star team (which I think was picked by the press association) was Jean-Marie Pfaff of Belgium.
@Scott Martin germany's goalkeeper should have got prison sentence for what he did to the french player FIFA was corrupt Zaki of morocco shilton of England were better than him
@@alhaddaoui my best player was aziz bo drbala
He has a wonderful skills in this match specially
Which institution gave this award.?
England had three captains within three minutes in the match. Bryan Robson had to be substituted in the 42nd minute by Steve Hodge due to a shoulder injury. Robson gave his captain’s armband to Ray Wilkins. Wilkins was sent off after he threw the ball at the referee over a disagreement over a decision. Peter Shilton then took over as skipper for the remainder of this game, and England's remaining games in the tournament.
Group F table after this match in Monterrey:
Portugal - games played 1 - won 1,drawn 0,lost 0 - goals for 1,against 0 - points 2
Morocco - played 2 - won 0,drawn 2,lost 0 - for 0,against 0 - points 2
Poland - played 1 - won 0,drawn 1,lost 0 - for 0,against 0 - points 1
England - played 2 - won 0,drawn 1,lost 1 - for 0,against 1 - ponts 1
England deep in the guano,and three games so far produced only one goal!
While Group E featuring West Germany,Uruguay,Denmark and Scotland was called the "Group of Death" (the first time I heard that term used),Mexicans had by this point taken to dubbing Group F the "Group of Sleep" because of the lack of goals - and much in the way of competence so far!
Je ne pense pas que Ray Wilkins avait le brassard lorsqu'il recevait le carton rouge pour l'expulsion.
I recall staying up very late and yawning through school the next day after watching this, what a dull game, but I love World Cup 86, my first and favourite. So many great matches.
This was played on a Friday night 6\6\86 so you probably didn’t have school in the morning
@@andrewyoung1652 That is correct. Perhaps it was England's 1-0 defeat by Portugal three nights previously and similarly late,that the OP was thinking of. Being Friday night I almost certainly got back from the pub in time to watch the whole of the match against Morocco. I know I didn't miss a minute of any of England's games at Mexico 86. All three of England's Group F games from Monterrey were played well past midnight. I know the cumulative effect of those late stay-ups left me somewhat knackered the following week,what with having to get up to go to work in the office in the morning Monday to Friday and whatever else was going on. I was wide awake during those England games but it finally caught up with when,having got home from work,I fell asleep in front of the infamous Scotland v Uruguay match even though that was a late afternoon kick-off. Fortunately,England's games in the knockout phase were on at a more reasonable hour!
I made one mistake here - I've checked and found that the Scotland v Uruguay game kicked off at 7 pm. My work hours didn't extend past about 4 or 4.30 pm at the time,and with it being warm and sunny it really felt like a late afternoon start to me. Flaming June and all that. But I couldn't keep my eyes open for long,and soon crashed out on the living room sofa. Long enough to take in that red card in the first 2 minutes,though! My parents had gone away for the week,leaving me to look after the house and the cats - they were back the next day.
My second and the best world cup. I was disappointed how bad England started and couldn’t watch Hateley. Beardsley made so much difference later on.
why did Robson take so long to find a settled team? there were problems with a settled team going into Mexico despite a very good victory against the Soviet Union in March '86' where it was clear that Lineker and Beardsley worked up front but what was Fenwick and Hateley doing in the national team,? it should have been Hoddle in the middle with Waddle on the right and Beardsley in support and Lineker up top..but Wilkins and Hoddle never worked well together unless he was in the middle...I think Mark Wright was also injured pre tourmanent but Alvin Martin should have got the nod ahead of Fenwick...Its sad Bobby never experimented with a 4-2-3-1 system at this stage...but Bryan Robson was injured...so it was never straight forward...
Moral of that situation: Don't throw ball at the referee.
that is considered aggression ... so don't hit the ball
Dear old Butch lost it there,very unlike him. Mounting frustration blew,but yes,it's not the thing to do. God knows what his team-mates must have been thinking.
There was arrogance and sense of superiority throughout the game. They couldn't stomach an African/Arab country giving them the stick. I remember an interview by Faria after returning home where he recount how the English never went to shake hands before or after the game.
سخفو باباهم..رجال في كل المباريات.اول منتخب افريقي وعربي يتسيد مجموعته ويتاهل للدور الموالي...
Nord Afrique amazigh Berbères lassna min l3erab
Awal montakhab arabi wsel 8 ème hwa saudia
@@ifisiffouss9415 le nom du pays est arabe, la langue la plus parlée est l'arabe, une grande partie de la population est arabe. Il n'y a qu'une seule identité marocaine. Ce sont des marocains, pas d'amazighs ni d'arabes. Fin de l'histoire.
@@verdaderoamor980 ..vous êtes malade le nom et morocco morakoch la terre du dieux امورنواكوش كلمة امازيغية ليست عربية
@@ifisiffouss9415 وصلو للتمن فعام الفيل واقيلة ياك؟ 🤔
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Feel for Ray wilkins,the veteran with such an influence on his team,in his last world cup,a momentary lapse in concentration and out comes the red card.....really feel sorry for him..
Peter Reid came in and did a very good job.
Brought his inspirational form for Everton,that was an essential part in turning them into title contenders in 1985,1986 and 1987 when they were champions twice and runners-up once. Vital that he did for England in such circumstances. Trevor Steven had been a revelation for the Toffees,too,supplying the strikers and helping give them the attacking edge they hitherto lacked to go with their strength in defence and midfield.
@@rjjcms1 I think alot of people think that England stumbled on the right team, in fact the two pre tourney friendlies against Soviet Union and Scotland in March/April 1986 made it clear that Lineker and Beardsley up front, Hateley on the bench) a flat high back four, Hoddle in the middle supported by Reid with Hodge and Steven on the flanks (Waddle at best should have been on the right if not for Steven but subs bench really)..Come the first match Bobby bottled it and felt the need to play Waddle, Robson and Wilkins together with Hod out of position..and played a defence line with the full backs pitched far too high up the pitch...
@@kailashpatel1706 The Lineker-Beardsley strike combination was inspirational in this World Cup. Where I think England did have to discover a Plan B was in midfield,where it was expected and anticipated that Bryan Robson - who'd gained international renown for his exploits at the 1982 World Cup in Spain - would be at the heart of things until his tournament was ended early by injury (as happened again four years late at Italia 1990). Robson was always going to be pretty much the first name going on the teamsheet. Perhaps England did go back to the familiar with the inclusion of Ray Wilkins alongside him,unti he was suspended for that red card. Hoddle should have got many more games,and yes in the right position,than he did. It was a waste of his talent that he didn't.
@@rjjcms1 agree..I also think the other injustice in Bobby's squad selection was Fenwick in the squad instead of Dave Watson, another Everton player...Watson was miles better Centre Back .
Morocco got a decent team back then
First African team to get past the group stage - after Algeria were unforgivably stitched up in 1982. It'd been coming,because also Cameroon made those who joked at their expense before seeing them play eat their words by embarrassing eventual winners Italy and semi-finalists Poland in drawn matches at the group stage in 1982. It showed the strides forward African football had been making.
@@rjjcms1 4 years later Cameroun played in quarter final.
@@shahrulamar5358 Indeed they did,after they stunned everyone with Omam Biyik's shock headed winner against the holders Argentina in the opening match of Italia 90.
@@rjjcms1 And spoiled a highly talented and skilled Colombians in round of 16. 🇨🇴
@@shahrulamar5358 Oh yes,when Rene Higuita the self-styled "sweeper-keeper" came unstuck,and Roger Milla got to do his dance!
لما كان المنتخب الوطني مشكل من اللاعبين المحليين تأهل إلى دور التاني من كأس العالم
ولما أصبح من المحترفين تاهل لنصف النهائي 😊😊
Back When Morocco was good
Morroco contry from berbère amazigh nord afrique
1:25 best
This is the Better Morooooooccooooo ♥
06 06 1986 красивая день год
أسود الأطلس
nice to watch it
How long was that grass? Boots disappear in it ffs.
Best players aziz
Those were the days when the English team hoddled and woddled.
C'est domage larRisy makanchy en 86
من هاد الوقت وحنا اللور 😪
Db chwy hh
03:18 Ray Wilkins already deceased
Que mal Wilkins 2:50.
😂lol
KEKKYOKU､HIKIWAKEDESITA
England played awful football until the Poland match. They were good to watch after that.
lmontakhab dial bassah
مغرب فيامو
commentator dyal pes2006 :V
Ma kayen larki3 lamoulaybih. Mafhamtch kifach tadkhal m3ana tatarrouf b7al fhad coupe du monde 2022.
Hungry Hodge
Back then, they tucked their shirts in, even that weather.
Watch again.
Unless you’re Glenn Hoddle aka God
El abucheo de la gente.
Karimo kan la3ib don mosatawa hwa wal7adawi lokan mawjod 5alid labyad walrariss a7asan
Glen hoddle was a great player for spurs but never had any kind of impact for England. Mark Hatley is probably the most useless forward england ever had, thank god Beardsley was brought in for the next game. Was this ray Wilkins last England appearance?
why did it take England so long to get started in the tournament..?the two matches against Portugal and Morocco?
Everything went wrong in those two matches for England for a start,especially Bryan Robson's injury. They didn't play terribly well but nevertheless were mugged by Portugal. I would dispute Glenn Hoddle not having an impact for England. I think he was never given a consistent run in the team and discarded far too hastily. He came within a coat of paint of scoring with one of his free kick specials against one of the finalists in one of England's ill-fated group games at the 1988 Euro Championship. Likewise,a decade later Matt Le Tissier was never given a proper chance,written off after one game - seemingly because the London press wanted to punish him for refusing to move to one of the capital's big clubs.
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En 1986, l' équipe d' Angleterre n'était pas très bonne.
Marruecos incapaz de crear una sola ocasion de GOL
Dayron Reodriguez fuck u
Fuck you .. Morocco was the best africain team in this world cup it was qualifier the primer in his strong group against Poland Portugal & England ..he losed difficulty with Germany in second round at the later minutes of the match cause the tactic the mateos
Classic English futility. Wilkins sending off was quite funny looking back.
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