Angry Morocco are not leaving World Cup quietly


Soccer Football - World Cup - Morocco Training - Morocco Training Camp, Kaliningrad, Russia - June 24, 2018 Morocco players during training REUTERS/Mariana Bazo

KALININGRAD, Russia (Reuters) - Morocco will play their final World Cup match with a big chip on their shoulders, with their coach taking a few early parting shots at referees and officials on Sunday ahead of the team's Group B clash with Spain.

A still-fuming Morocco coach Herve Renard seemed to be more focused on the 1-0 loss to Portugal last Wednesday than their Monday match against Spain and the chance of heading home with a big scalp.

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