"We will reach at least the semi-final, unless there is a cataclysm"

Le Matin: Is it pressure or excitement that you feel before the first match of the 2014 FIFA Club World Cup? Ahmed Jahouh: Moghreb Tétouan has gone from the status of underdog to that of a strong link in national football in a handful of years, a period marked by two consecrations in three seasons. Taking this into account, I don't think we will be under pressure, because we have already demonstrated what we are capable of. Our only concern is to meet the expectations of the Tetouan public and the Moroccan public in general. MAT had a shaky start to the season in the championship, settling for 3 wins in 11 matches. Was your mind preoccupied by the participation in the Mondialito?No, I don't think so. It is true that we suffered at the beginning of this season, but this is due – in my humble opinion – to the fact that the teams we face often opt for a purely defensive style of play. Faci…