Following Morocco’s defeat on Wednesday evening against France, in the World Cup semi-final match, Emmanuel Macron expressed his admiration for the Moroccan players.
Morocco was stopped in the semi-finals by France on Wednesday evening. The remarkable run of the Atlas Lions, who swept away major favorites such as Belgium, Portugal and Spain, from the competition.
King Mohammed VI had a telephone conversation with the national team coach, Walid Regragui, following their World Cup run in Qatar.
King Mohammed VI spoke on Wednesday evening with French President Emmanuel Macron, following France’s victory over Morocco in the World Cup.
The Moroccan national football team lost tonight against the defending champions, France, by 2 goals to 0, in the semi-finals of the World Cup in Qatar.
The celebrations by the Atlas Lions for their successes at the 2022 Qatar World Cup are not to the liking of the German media. They compare them to members of the Islamic State.
Video analyst for the Red Devils a few years ago, Moussa El Habchi has held the same position since March 2020 with the Atlas Lions. He is one of those who think that Morocco has the same chances as France in the semi-final this Wednesday, December 14.
A Franco-Moroccan couple passionate about football is eager to watch the confrontation between Morocco and France in the 2022 Qatar World Cup semi-finals , which will kick off tonight. One supports the Atlas Lions, while the other leans towards the Blues.
A few hours before the Morocco-France match , the French Minister of the Interior, Gérald Darmanin, took stock of the special system put in place to guarantee security after the match. He also called on certain French people to congratulate Morocco for its journey, and not to denigrate it.
The list of Moroccan players who are to face France at 8 p.m. has been revealed by national coach Walid Regragui. The injured are back.
The air bridge set up by Royal Air Maroc for the benefit of supporters has not been accepted by the Qatari authorities. Seven flights to Doha were cancelled on Tuesday evening to the great dismay of the supporters.
Despite the breakdown of diplomatic relations between Rabat and Algiers and the non-participation of the Fennecs in the World Cup in Qatar, Algerian supporters are lending their support to Morocco, the first African and Arab country to reach the semi-finals of a World Cup. The Atlas Lions face France this Wednesday.