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The FIFA Arab Cup 2025 begins in Qatar with 16 teams competing across six venues, including Lusail Stadium. Algeria defends their title, while Iraq and Tunisia aim for World Cup qualification. The tournament runs until December 18, with regional stars and qualifiers shaping the region's football landscape.
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The 2025 Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco features star players like Mohamed Salah, Achraf Hakimi, Victor Osimhen, and others. Injuries and squad changes mark the build-up, with teams aiming for continental glory amid recent setbacks and strategic reshuffles.
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Morocco's coach Regragui confirmed key players, including injured captain Saiss and recovering Hakimi, are fit or will be assessed for the upcoming Africa Cup match against Mali. The team aims to secure qualification after their win over Comoros, with a focus on strategic player use and future prospects.
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Morocco's national team reached the semi-finals of the Africa Cup of Nations after defeating Cameroon 2-0 in Rabat. Goals from Brahim Diaz and Ismael Saibari secured the victory, marking Morocco's first semi-final appearance since 2004. The team now prepares for a challenging match against either Algeria or Nigeria.
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On January 18, 2026, Senegal defeated host Morocco 1-0 after extra time in a tense Africa Cup of Nations final in Rabat. The match featured a controversial late penalty awarded to Morocco, prompting Senegal players to briefly walk off in protest amid fan unrest. Senegal's Pape Gueye scored the winning goal in the 94th minute, securing Senegal's second AFCON title.
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The African Cup of Nations final between Senegal and Morocco on January 18 was marred by protests, walk-offs, and misconduct, leading CAF to impose fines and suspensions on players and officials. The chaotic scenes have impacted Morocco's 2030 World Cup ambitions and strained diplomatic ties between the two nations.
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French prosecutors have ordered PSG defender Achraf Hakimi to stand trial on rape charges after a woman accused him in 2023. Hakimi denies the allegations and plans to appeal. The case highlights ongoing issues in men's football regarding the #MeToo movement, with no trial date set yet.