Canada, now under the leadership of Jesse Marsch, have never before reached this stage of a World Cup, but will face their toughest opposition of the summer so far in Morocco, the disputed AFCON champions.He looked exceedingly rusty as he played his first competitive minutes since May 6, but Marsch said he was pleased with his impact.“We will be thinking about how to use Alphonso again in this game (vs Morocco), whether from the start or off the bench,” he said.Clearly not fit enough to start, but Marsch has opted to not gamble on starting with his captain.Elsewhere, he has little need to rotate, with Ismael Kone the only absentee after he broke his leg in a nasty tackle during a group stage defeat of Qatar.Stephen Eustaquio was the hero goalscorer against South Africa and will keep his pl