Faldrum are out. They are done. Morocco and Croatia are in unbelievable scenes. I believe

that we're going to spend a long time talking about not just the matches, but yes, yes,

Romello, Lukaku, my God. But Morocco, the second African nation to read the knockout stages.

That's the first time in a single tournament since 2014 when Algeria and Nigeria did it.

Unbelievable stuff. Luis Miguel, Echega, and I, LME, here of course, and Gabmar Gotti and

Shakka, his love in the house. Let's begin with you, Shakka. Your initial reactions as Morocco

and Croatia are through. Delighted from Morocco, African nation, top their group and in a group

that I don't think many thought they'd get out of with Belgium, who I think I'm right in saying

came into this tournament number two in the nation. And Croatia, of course, beaten finalists

four years ago. Delighted from Morocco. It was male-biting stuff in both games for a number of reasons.

And I'm not sure how much more of this, my heart, can take. Given everything that we had to kind of

sit through with Mexico and Poland yesterday and we're looking at yellow cards, we almost had that

exact situation again. But I think it's all came out well in the wash. Morocco topping with two

wins in a draw. And then Belgium kind of kicking themselves at this point, wondering how they'd

know into the next round. Gab, your thoughts, my friend. In saying group obviously happy for Morocco

as Shakka was discussing, but Belgium, the golden generation, it is not. Roberto Martinez is

faith sealed. Give me your reaction from this group, my friend. So obviously I'm going to

do fair my bias here because I wrote an article in the Times many, many years ago when all of these

that sort of your hazards, Lukaku was 16, Hazard was I think 18 or 19 at the time. I'm not saying I

coined the term golden generation, but I felt invested that they would deliver something.

And I still thought they could in this world cup because as Vincent Company told us when we sat

down with him, he said shut down goalkeeper, Shakka knows how important that is. And individual

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