Nairobi: Morocco’s Yassir Zabiri has been lauded by a Kenyan media outlet as the hero of the Atlas Cubs’ victory at the Julio Martnez Pr¡danos Stadium. Zabiri scored twice in
Rabat: This football momentum is the result of a scientific approach adopted by Morocco, based on the identification, training, and development of young talents through the Mohammed VI Football Academy,
Rabat: The sports daily L’€š¬…¡¬°quipe devoted a long article to this success, explaining that Morocco shines thanks to an ambitious plan for the modern training of young players. It noted
Madrid: Following Morocco’s emphatic victory at the FIFA U20 World Cup in Chile, the country is experiencing ‘a historic moment in its football journey,’ Pinto told MAP on the sidelines
Paris: ‘In recent years, Morocco has stood out across all youth categories,’ L’‚¬°quipe noted, citing not only the U20 World Cup title, but also the country’s victories at the 2023
Rabat: Morocco’s U20 World Cup title in Chile, the bronze medal won at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, and the historic semi-final run at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar
Santiago: At the press conference ahead of Sunday evening’s final between Morocco and Argentina at the National Stadium in Santiago, Placente said that the match will be ‘difficult,’ emphasizing that
Santiago: Speaking at a press conference ahead of the match at Santiago’s National Stadium, Ouahbi said Argentina ‘has many strengths, especially tactical ones, in addition to its energy in midfield,’
Rabat: The crowd, which had gathered to witness the inaugural match, was treated to an array of mesmerizing musical and choreographic performances, seamlessly blending authentic Moroccan rhythms with global sounds.
Santiago: This exceptional journey, marked by patriotism, audacity, commitment, solidarity, and talent, reflects Morocco’s remarkable progress and its emergence as a rising force on the global football stage.
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Valparaso: The triumph, sealed in a nerve-wracking penalty shootout (5-4 after a 1-1 draw in extra time), marks a golden chapter in the history of Moroccan football. As soon as
Valparaiso: The Moroccan U20 national football team qualified for the U20 World Cup final, held in Chile, by kicking out its French counterpart (5-4 penalty shootout, 1-1 AET) during the
