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Morocco's unfinished business with France

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Shaimaa Khalil
Morocco's unfinished business with France
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Morocco's national football team is preparing for a high-stakes quarter-final match against France, viewing it as a chance for revenge after their 2022 World Cup loss. The team's rise is attributed to long-term strategic investment in youth development by the Royal Moroccan Football Federation.

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Morocco's success reflects a broader shift in global football power dynamics and the effectiveness of national-level sports investment programs.

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Image source, Getty Images Image caption, France knocked Morocco out of the World Cup four years ago

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