Russia will bid farewell to their home fans in Friday's clash at the Lokomotiv Stadium in Moscow, which serves as the last chance for players to impress coach Fabio Capello ahead of the Brazil showpiece.
Capello finalised his 23-man squad on Monday and the Italian's attentions will now turn to selecting a starting XI for their opening game with South Korea on June 17.
But after been left unimpressed by his side's exploits in front of goal in last weekend's 1-1 draw with Norway, Capello will be keen for his side to rediscover their attacking form before competing in a group that is considered to be among the most competitive in the tournament.
However, Capello slammed his players for wasting "four good goalscoring opportunities" in a disappointing display in Oslo.
Morocco's focus will be firmly on preparations for the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations, which is to be held in the country for the first time in 27 years.
Russia should provide Badou Zaki's men with a stern test and, following 2-0 defeat to Angola last week, there is little doubt that the visitors will be underdogs.
