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
Rome: Ghanaian media emphasize that this feat marks “a defining moment” in the history of African football, as the Moroccan team becomes only the third African nation to reach the
Brussels: “Sensational U20 World Cup: Morocco qualifies for the final at France’s expense,” writes Dutch daily Algemeen Dagblad, noting that the Atlas Lion cubs’ coach fielded three goalkeepers in the
Valparaso: The French media has reacted to Morocco’s sensational performance against France in the U-20 World Cup semi-final, marking a historic moment for the Atlas Cubs as they advanced to
Santiago: The Italian media has lauded Morocco’s U-20 national football team for their strategic and historic semi-final victory, particularly highlighting the bold decision to rotate all three goalkeepers during the
