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Recap: Morocco vs Portugal – World Cup 2022

Morocco break new ground in becoming the first African and Arab country to ever reach the World Cup semi-finals.

Al Jazeera

Carrying hopes of Africa, Morocco aim for World Cup semi-finals

Expectations of the Atlas Lions are soaring as they prepare to make history if they secure a spot in the semi-finals.

Al Jazeera

Qatar World Cup: Day of destiny for France, England, Morocco and Portugal

After the shocking Quarter Finals on "Fantastic Friday," with Croatia beating Brazil and the Netherlands sent off by Argentina, will the last eight games between Portugal and Morocco as well as England and France bring us a "Sizzling Saturday"? A "Scintillating Saturday? "Super Saturday" seems plain humdrum really.

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‘We’re here and hungry’: Morocco close in on history at home and away

Coach Walid Regragui has big aspirations on and off the pitch as uncharted territory of World Cup quarter-final beckons

The Guardian - UK

‘Our Pride’: Morocco Keeps Africa’s Hope Alive in World Cup

For many in Africa, Morocco's underdog performance is the best story in the World Cup so far, with the hopes of the continent soaring ahead of the match on Saturday against Portugal. Across the continent of more than 1.3 billion people, African fans are excited that Morocco has become the…

Asharq Al-Awsat

'Our pride': Morocco keeps Africa's hope alive in World Cup

For many in Africa, Morocco’s underdog performance is the best story in the World Cup so far, with the hopes of the continent soaring ahead of the match on Saturday against Portugal

The Independent UK

Fernando Santos reveals how Ronaldo feels about Portugal omission

The Portugal captain was left out against Switzerland and watched his replacement Goncalo Ramos score a hat-trick.

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Whole of Africa behind Morocco at World Cup: Regragui

Doha (AFP) - Morocco will have the backing of an entire continent when they attempt to become Africa's first World Cup semi-finalists by beating Portugal on Saturday, said coach Walid Regragui.

AFP

Morocco vs Portugal prediction: How will World Cup fixture play out today?

Cristiano Ronaldo will be eyeing a spot back in the Portugal starting XI while Morocco are targeting another big shock

The Independent UK

Morocco vs Portugal confirmed line-ups: Team news ahead of World Cup quarter-final today

Cristiano Ronaldo will be eyeing a spot back in the Portugal starting XI while Morocco are targeting another big shock

The Independent UK

Morocco vs Portugal live stream: How to watch World Cup fixture online and on TV

Cristiano Ronaldo will be eyeing a spot back in the Portugal starting XI while Morocco are targeting another big shock

The Independent UK

What TV channel is Morocco vs Portugal on? Kick-off time and where to watch World Cup 2022 quarter-final

Cristiano Ronaldo will be eyeing a spot back in the Portugal starting XI while Morocco are targeting another big shock

The Independent UK

Cristiano Ronaldo ‘not happy’ after Portugal omission but ‘time to leave it alone’, says Fernando Santos

The Portugal captain was left out against Switzerland and watched his replacement Goncalo Ramos score a hat-trick.

The Independent UK

Cristiano Ronaldo relegated to supporting role as Bruno Fernandes and Joao Felix thrive for Portugal

Bruno Fernandes and Joao Felix will look to take another step out of the shadow of Cristiano Ronaldo when Portugal face Morocco tomorrow.

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The Guardian - UK

Morocco aim to break new ground for Africa after World Cup heartbreaks

Cameroon, Senegal and Ghana have narrowly failed at the quarter-final stage but Walid Regragui is building a powerhouse

AFP

Regragui breaking new World Cup ground for African coaches

Doha (AFP) - Morocco boss Walid Regragui became the first ever African coach to take a team into the World Cup quarter-finals when his side beat Spain on penalties, despite only taking over the reins in August.

Sports Illustrated

The Notion of a Historic World Cup Surprise Was Just a Tease

Morocco’s inspired run remains an outlier in a tournament that has only reinforced the status quo when it comes to true World Cup contenders.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Spain's 'Tiki-Taka' under Attack again after World Cup Loss

The Morocco players fell back on defense and patiently watched as Spain kept passing the ball around midfield during their round of 16 match at the World Cup.

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Los Angeles Times

World Cup: Morocco's family bonds fuel its historic run

AL RAYYAN, Qatar — Most teams at this World Cup have talked about being family.

Daily Mirror

Portugal face unified Arab world as Morocco plot another World Cup giant-killing

Morocco were congratulated by north African and Middle Eastern nations after defeating Spain on penalties in what was the biggest upset of the World Cup knockout stage

Sports Illustrated

The World Cup Insider Club’s Party Crasher

The World Cup quarterfinals feature six nations who have at least reached a final, a recent European champion—and Morocco. How did the Atlas Lions do it?

The Guardian - UK

‘Immense joy’: Moroccan media hails good faith paying off with Spain shock

Elation greeted the ‘Lions training the Spanish Toro’ in the World Cup last-16, while social media users shared coach Walid Regragui’s call for ‘national unity’

Evening Standard

Walid Regragui makes history as Morocco’s run to World Cup quarter-finals sparks wild celebrations

Within just 100 days as Morocco’s manager, Walid Regragui has made history.

The Independent UK

World Cup Viewer's Guide: Quarterfinalists bid for title

The World Cup is taking a small break after non-stop soccer for the past two weeks

The Independent UK

Morocco take over a World Cup that should always have been theirs

Morocco have long tried to host the world’s biggest football tournament but have made themselves the story of this one with their performances in Qatar

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