Japan and Morocco challenge established powers

The article discusses the potential for non-traditional football powers, Morocco and Japan, to succeed in the World Cup's last-32 stage by facing established European and South American teams. Both teams advanced impressively from the group stage, with Morocco benefiting from diaspora players and a national development program, and Japan developing talent domestically through its professional league. Their upcoming matches against the Netherlands and Brazil are seen as opportunities for outsiders to challenge the traditional football dominance of European and South American nations.

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