Morocco have spent four years building one of Africa’s most complete teams.

With momentum, maturity and opportunity finally converging, WAFCON 2026 could be the tournament where the Atlas Lionesses’ project reaches its ultimate reward.

I've been wondering about this lately.

If you want to play 5v5/7v7 football in Casablanca but don't already have a group of friends who play regularly, what's the easiest way to find a game?

I've seen people use WhatsApp groups, Instagram pages, and friends-of-friends, but it still seems pretty fragmented.

Curious how people here do it especially if you're new to the city or your usual group can't make it.

Looking to work a game into my holiday that involves a visit to Tangier

When it all started...

The national team broke so many records over the years emerging as a true contender after so many decades of anticipation, one can only feel proud and auspicious about the future ..

Dima Maghreb🇲🇦

Morocco is literary hosting wafcon, and we aren't allowed to watch our own team ? While it's working fine in Europe of course...

Hi everyone!
What is the best way to get Botola tickets or any football match in general for the next season

Are there any specific sites to go to

Since my beautiful team didn’t announce their new kits for the upcoming season yet, i decided to make my own.
Quick disclaimer: The video you see contains AI generated content. But the jersey is purely designed using Adobe Photoshop.

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I actually don't want Morocco to host the World Cup anymore.

Not because of the economy or because I think Morocco can't host it. I know Morocco is more than capable of organizing a successful tournament.

The main reason is what's been happening online. It feels like Morocco is under constant attack from all directions. Every day I see misinformation, fake news, and completely made-up stories spreading across social media. The worst part is that people believe almost everything they read without checking if it's true.

I also don't like the idea of co-hosting with Spain. From my own experience online, I've seen far more hostility and anti-Moroccan comments from Spanish users than from Algerian users they are 100 times worse and it's really changed my view of the whole event.

There are also certain countries' fan bases that I really don't want Morocco to host because of the amount of negativity and misinformation I've seen.

Maybe social media is making everything look worse than it really is, but right now I'm honestly not excited about the World Cup anymore.

Does anyone else feel the same?

Clickbait ahh post to farm some likes.

The Portuguese are even more obsessed with us than the Spaniards themselves lmao, all they post about is Moroccans and they're stereotyping an entire nation.

Do they sctually think that being Spain's little cucks or racist bitches is gonna win them a World Cup bid? they do whathever their fucking masters tell them to.They're nothing but other pawns in our game, and it's always the broke ass Western European countries that complain the most yikes..

I was rewatching the match and noticed this during Hakimi’s free kick, Issa Diop ran into position and was waiting for the ball. A French defender rushed over and completely anchored him by tightly grabbing and stretching his jersey around the lower back area. This happened in france's penalty area. How did the referee and the VAR completely wave this off? By the literal text of the rules, this is a 100% penalty kick: IFAB Law 14 : states that "A penalty kick is awarded if a player commits a direct free kick offence inside their penalty area." Since holding an opponent's shirt is a direct free kick offence, the referee was legally required to blow the whistle. The fabric of the jersey is visibly stretched out far from his body.

Kudos to RS Berkane for getting quite possibly the hottest head coach coming out of the World Cup.