Morocco - Tanzania: Win or Suffer a "National Catastrophe
4 January 2026
This is the match of truth. This Sunday at 5pm, the Atlas Lions are playing for their future in "their" AFCON against Tanzania. Overwhelming favorites, Walid Regragui’s men (…)
4 January 2026
This is the match of truth. This Sunday at 5pm, the Atlas Lions are playing for their future in "their" AFCON against Tanzania. Overwhelming favorites, Walid Regragui’s men (…)
3 January 2026
On the eve of the round of 16 match against Tanzania, Walid Regragui wanted to calm the ardor. While Morocco is the favorite this Sunday in Rabat, the national coach insists on (…)
3 January 2026
This is an opponent that Morocco knows by heart and that it has (almost) always beaten. This Sunday in Rabat, the Atlas Lions face Tanzania in the round of 16 of the 2025 AFCON (…)
2 January 2026
It’s a small bomb in the world of regional football. The Gulf Federation is considering breaking its own traditions for the 2026 edition scheduled in Riyadh. The idea? Inviting (…)
2 January 2026
Money doesn’t necessarily make results. The ranking of the highest-paid coaches at the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations reveals a huge disparity: the Algerian coach, Vladimir (…)
2 January 2026
Leaders of their group, the Atlas Lions continue their quest for continental glory this Sunday in Rabat against Tanzania. But the final bracket of this CAN 2025 already (…)
1 January 2026
The National Technical Director is taking a stand to silence the rumors. Fathi Jamal has formally denied any intervention by the Federation in Walid Regragui’s tactical choices (…)
1 January 2026
He is no longer a mere hope, but a certainty. In the space of a few months, Neil El Aynaoui has established himself as the essential metronome of Walid Regragui’s eleven. Son (…)
1 January 2026
The story could have been very different for Eliesse Ben Seghir. The Moroccan international, transferred this summer to Bayer Leverkusen for 32 million euros, revealed that he (…)
1 January 2026
The Africa Cup of Nations is in full swing in Morocco, but the atmosphere in the streets is radically different from the previous edition. Between the pressure of the result (…)