The Latest Breaking News from Walid Regragui

Morocco coach Walid Regragui believes his side are the “Rocky of this World Cup”, but you have to wonder how many more rounds they have left in them.

‘I think now the world is with Morocco,’ coach Walid Regragui said, comparing the team’s run to the iconic boxing movie.

From injury time to Morocco’s brilliance to Ronaldo’s benching, here are the biggest stories from the tournament.

Morocco goalkeeper Yassine Bounou leant back in his chair, shook his head and said: “Pinch me, I’m dreaming.” Yes, Morocco really is in the World Cup semifinals. Before arriving in Qatar, the north African nation had only ever won two of its previous 16 matches at the World Cup. The…

Having become the first African team to reach the semi-finals, Morocco have thrived thanks, in part, to maternal support

The four teams are still riding high after their respective wins in the World Cup quarter-finals, but anticipation is already building ahead of the next step: the semis on Tuesday and Wednesday. Croatia will attempt to reach its second World Cup final in as many competitions, and Morocco is looking…

History was made by Morocco, the first African and first Arab team to advance to a semi-final at the men’s football World Cup.

Sting of latest knockout defeat will linger after Gareth Southgate’s team went toe-to-toe with the world champions

Doha (AFP) - Defending champions France edged past England 2-1 on Saturday as Harry Kane missed a late penalty in the World Cup quarter-finals, after Morocco became the first African team ever to reach the last four.