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Bill Chappell

Morocco is living a dream in Qatar. Here are 5 things to know about its World Cup run

Morocco World Cup Qatar Walid Regragui Portugal Rocky Balboa Achraf Hakimi Amine Harit Fifa Hakim Ziyech
Achraf Dari and Walid Cheddira of Morocco celebrate after the 1-0 win during the quarterfinal match between Morocco and Portugal at Al Thumama Stadium on Saturday in Doha, Qatar. (Justin Setterfield/Getty Images)

Elite World Cup teams often speak of dancing — finding their rhythm and joy in a crucible of pressure. But Morocco's players say they're living a dream — and their run in Qatar has surpassed the dreams of any other African or Arab nation.

"We can dream, why shouldn't we dream about winning the World Cup?" Morocco coach Walid Regragui said after his team dispatched Portugal.

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