After Morocco's win over Canada, Algerians in Paris came to celebrate with moroccans by calling them monk#ys and anim@ls. " Give bananas to the moroccans, they are @nimals".
And they said that to women peacefully walking with their kids
And they said that to women peacefully walking with their kids
Good luck Egypt, and Morocco 🇪🇬🇲🇦
This picture is a perfect example
Sooo is it just me that finds this interesting
Cape verde showed that argentina isnt impossible to beat, egypt has more talent then Cape verde(with all respect to the heros of cape verde) and has top strikers,just dont play ultra defense mode,how do you think that egypt will play?
Who thinks that based on today’s match of France vs Paraguay, that Morocco may have a chance to win against France in the upcoming FIFA quarterfinal?
Shouldn't a supposedly top 10 team in Africa be able to arrange a flight back home for their AFCON "cHAmPiOnS" who did amazing and qualified for R32? This is embarrassing for African football and we will never be taken seriously as a continent.
Sorry, but I have to say why would Lekjaa do this?
"لكل ظالم يوم"
Shameful she was saying n... Go home. I am so tired of this racial abuse going unpunished.
The Senegal posts being shared here right now are 100% from non-Moroccans.
Moroccans stopped talking about Senegal the day after their loss. (I'm not saying we didn't joke about it even I shared plenty of memes myself.)
So, dear Senegalese people, you know we hate u in football, and I know you hate us too. (Speaking sports irl you are sweethearts )
Don't believe everything you read because, trust me, right now we're way more focused on our next match than anything else .
I remember that not too long ago, the traditional powerhouses of African football on the global stage were Senegal, Nigeria, and Cameroon. Now, it feels like Morocco stands alone, and the gap between them and the rest seems enormous.
What led to Morocco’s rapid rise, and why have countries like Cameroon and Nigeria declined so much? I’m looking for answers beyond the usual explanation of “money.”