Morocco’s Women’s Soccer Team Misses Paris 2024 Olympics After Loss to Zambia
10 April 2024
The Moroccan women’s football team lost Tuesday’s match against Zambia (0-2), counting for the last round of qualifications for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
10 April 2024
The Moroccan women’s football team lost Tuesday’s match against Zambia (0-2), counting for the last round of qualifications for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
9 April 2024
Since the setback at the 2023 CAN, Walid Regragui has been struggling to find the winning combination to return to victory. Under fire from critics, the coach of the Moroccan (…)
9 April 2024
After winning the first leg (2-1), the Lionesses of the Atlas are meeting Zambia this Tuesday. They hope to qualify for the Paris Olympics.
9 April 2024
A former Spanish international recommends the Spanish-Moroccan striker Brahim Diaz of Real Madrid to FC Barcelona to strengthen its struggling midfield.
9 April 2024
Spain, France and China are competing in Morocco. At the origin of this rivalry, the railway projects undertaken by Morocco as part of the preparations for the 2030 World Cup, (…)
8 April 2024
The Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF) is pursuing its policy of detecting the best talents abroad to integrate them into the den of the Atlas Lions. It has in its (…)
8 April 2024
The Spanish technician of PSG Luis Enrique is desperately looking for a replacement for Moroccan international Achraf Hakimi, who will not be present in the Parisian squad for (…)
7 April 2024
The body of Hussein Biay was washed ashore at the end of March. The player from the Étoile de Midar football club is one of the migrants who drowned on February 27 after their (…)
7 April 2024
Work on the new Moulay Abdellah stadium in Rabat is progressing at a steady pace. Teams are on site to ensure the jewel is available for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations. Time is (…)
7 April 2024
Barça wants to recover Chadi Riad, the Moroccan central defender who was loaned out with a purchase option to Real Betis. The young player, who is thriving in the latter club, (…)