Tag: Morocco
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Oshoala Calls for Nigeria to Co-Host AFCON as CAF Morocco Focus Grows
Oshoala urges a broader hosting approach for Africa’s premier tournament Asisat Oshoala, one of Africa’s most accomplished football stars, has voiced a call for a broader approach to hosting Africa’s flagship tournament. The Super Falcons forward argued that CAF’s heavy emphasis on Morocco as the central hub for major competitions risks sidelining other capable nations…
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AFCON 2025 Semifinals Live: Morocco Surges to Penalty Victory, Senegal Edge Egypt in Rabat
AFCON 2025 Semifinals: Rabat Delivers a Night to Remember The AFCON 2025 semifinals produced a rollercoaster of emotions in Rabat, as football fans witnessed two contrasting yet equally gripping battles for a place in the final. After 120 minutes of tactical discipline and nerve-wracking moments, Morocco advanced past Nigeria in a dramatic penalty shoot-out, while…
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Reliving AFCON 2025 Semi-Finals: Morocco Triumphs on Penalties, Senegal Edges Egypt
AFCON 2025 Semi-Finals: A Night of High Drama in Rabat The Africa Cup of Nations reached a pulsating crescendo on a night in Rabat that will live long in the memory of football fans. After 120 minutes of grit, discipline, and tactical chess, Morocco and Senegal booked their places in the final through nerve-shredding drama…
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AFCON 2025 Semi-Finals: Morocco Triumphs on Penalties, Senegal Edge Egypt in Rabat
AFCON 2025: Semi-Finals Night in Rabat The atmosphere in Rabat was electric as AFCON 2025 reached its penultimate stage. After 120 minutes of tactical discipline and high-intensity football, Morocco and Nigeria faced a nerve-wracking penalty shootout that would decide one finalist. In the other semi-final, Senegal edged Egypt with a 1-0 scoreline, setting up a…
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Morocco Coach Defends African Referees Ahead of Nigeria Clash
Morocco’s Stance: Referees Under Scrutiny But Not to be Distracted Morocco head coach Walid Regragui has taken a firm stand on the ongoing debate over officiating in the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON), insisting that African referees deserve respect and support. With an AFCON semifinal against Nigeria looming, Regragui argued that players, journalists, and fans…
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Morocco coach defends African referees ahead of Nigeria clash
Morocco’s coach calls for focus on football, not refereeing disputes Morocco head coach Walid Regragui has taken a stance against dwelling on officiating controversies as his team prepares for a high-stakes Africa Cup of Nations semi-final against Nigeria. In the lead-up to the clash, Regragui defended African referees and urged players, journalists, and fans to…
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Morocco coach defends African referees before Nigeria clash
Morocco’s stance on officiating amid AFCON drama Morocco head coach Walid Regragui has stepped forward to defend referees from the African continent as his team prepares for a high-stakes Africa Cup of Nations semifinal against Nigeria. With controversy surrounding officiating in recent matches, Regragui urged players, journalists and fans to redirect attention from refereeing debates…
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AFCON Special: Morocco’s Moment, Nigeria’s Surge and More — Football Weekly
AFCON Special: Morocco’s Moment and Nigeria’s Surge The latest Football Weekly episode dives into Africa’s premier national team competition as the African Cup of Nations heads towards its climax. With the final four decided, supporters and neutrals alike are buzzing about who has momentum, who impressed the most, and what these results mean for the…
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Afcon Special: Morocco’s Moment, Nigeria’s Surge, and the Road Ahead
Afcon Special: Morocco’s Moment, Nigeria’s Surge, and the Road Ahead In a tournament that never fails to deliver drama, the Africa Cup of Nations has reached a pivotal stage. The final four are confirmed, with two North African powerhouses and two rising sides still in the mix. This week’s Football Weekly dives into how Morocco…
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Afcon Special: Morocco’s Moment, Nigeria’s Surge, and More — Football Weekly
Afcon Special: Morocco’s Moment and Nigeria’s Surge In this week’s Football Weekly, we dive deep into the Africa Cup of Nations as the knockout stage approaches and the final four begin to take shape. The tournament has delivered a mix of tactical masterclasses, dramatic late goals, and breakout performances that promise to define African football…