The Atlas Lions have reached, for the first time in their history, the semi-finals of the World Cup. The celebration of this historic qualification by Moroccans residing in Ireland, but also the Irish, recalls that of Ireland’s exploits at the 1990 World Cup in Italy.
The qualification of Morocco and France for the World Cup semi-finals in Qatar is a joy for Franco-Moroccans. Some of them are still having trouble realizing the surprising rise of the Moroccan team, the real surprise of this World Cup edition.
The performance of the Atlas Lions at the World Cup stems from the players’ attachment to their family, especially their mother , according to former Nigerian football star Sunday Oliseh.
Considered as the 12th man of the Moroccan national football team , the supporters are flocking to Qatar to experience live the semi-final of the World Cup that pits Morocco against France on Wednesday evening.
The Atlas Lions who face the French team on Wednesday in the semi-finals of the 2022 Qatar World Cup can count on the support of the Ministry of Habous and Islamic Affairs.
Morocco faces France this Wednesday in the World Cup semi-finals . On the eve of this historic match, Moroccan supporters in France are wondering where, with whom and on which TV channels to watch the match?
As the Morocco-France semi-final match of the 2022 Qatar World Cup approaches, sales of jerseys for both teams have increased in Clermont-Ferrand to the point where sports stores are now facing a shortage.
On the eve of the kick-off of the match pitting Morocco against France in the World Cup semi-finals Qatar 2022, Franco-Moroccans find themselves facing a dilemma: support the Atlas Lions or the Blues.
Moroccan international Hakim Ziyech has given free rein to a famous Dubai hairdresser whose dream is to participate in a World Cup to go to Qatar to take care of the players’ hair.
As the match between Morocco and France in the semi-finals of the 2022 Qatar World Cup scheduled for Wednesday, December 14 at the Al Bayt Stadium approaches, the French press is not kind to the Atlas Lions.
The World Cup serves as a showcase for Moroccan players to the point that their names are circulating on the tablets of many European clubs. Among them are Sofiane Boufal and Azzedine Ounahi , who could soon leave their club.
Morocco faces the semi-final against France with huge uncertainties about the availability of injured players. In a press conference on Tuesday, Walid Regragui appeared reassuring despite the situation.