"During the past two days we have mainly focused on getting rid of what we have carried with us after the last match because we were playing really well but we weren't able to win the game," said Sellami, whose side also lost 3-1 against Austria in their tournament opener.

"We were all affected by this negative result. Of course I'm a coach so I shouldn't reflect any disappointment, but the players were truly disappointed.

"However, during the past two days we have been able to overcome this disappointment and we've reached our last match. I think the players are much more confident.

"We move forward in our preparations and I hope the players will be ready for this historic game against Argentina."

Sellami's side are facing an Argentina side that has already secured their place in the knockout rounds with wins over Algeria and Austria and head coach Lionel Scaloni is expected to rest several key players, including eight-time Ballon d'Or winner Lionel Messi.

The Inter Miami playmaker, who turned 39 on Wednesday, has scored five times in two matches so far but could be among as many as 10 changes made by Scaloni for the meeting at Dallas Stadium.

"We have no idea what the Argentina coach will be doing with regards his initial line up, but whoever the players are, the team is exceptional and every player deserves his place in this team," said Sellami.

"They all dream of winning the World Cup so, no matter who the player is, he will be carrying the dreams of the Argentina team.

"Of course, if Messi is playing he's one of the best players in the world and if not, we will still be playing against a very strong and solid team.

"We will be focusing on our capabilities and we want to make from this match a good memory for the Jordanian team in its first participation in the World Cup."