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Morocco achieved its fifth consecutive victory by defeating Tanzania 2-0 during the 6th round of the 2026 World Cup qualifiers. With 15 points from five matches, the Lions of the Atlas confirm their dominance in their group. Following the match, Walid Regragui praised the discipline and solidity of his team while discussing squad management and public expectations. Facing a defensive-minded Tanzanian team, the Moroccans had to wait until the second half to make the difference. Regragui acknowledged that his players struggled at the start of the match but adjusted their gameplay: “Another victory, the fifth in five matches. It wasn’t…
Morocco has taken a crucial step toward the 2026 World Cup by defeating Tanzania. In a match characterized by Moroccan dominance, the Lions of the Atlas made the difference in the second half after struggling against a compact defensive block for much of the game. With this victory, Morocco solidifies its position at the top of the group with 15 points from five matches. From the very first minutes, Morocco seized control of the game, imposing a sustained tempo and multiplying offensive efforts. Brahim Diaz and Abde Ezzalzouli were particularly active, trying to destabilize the well-organized Tanzanian defense. Despite several…
Morocco took control of the match from the very first minutes, dominating possession but facing a well-organized Tanzanian defense. Despite several offensive initiatives, their effectiveness in front of goal was lacking, and the Tanzanian defense was adept at limiting the dangers. The Moroccan team, although dominant in terms of possession and scoring opportunities, encountered great difficulties against a solid and well-structured defensive block from Tanzania. Abde tried repeatedly to destabilize the defense with his dribbles and crosses, but they went unheeded. The set pieces earned by Morocco also yielded no results, as the Tanzanian defense was always well-positioned to neutralize…
The Moroccan national team is playing a crucial match against Tanzania at the Honor Stadium in Oujda. Indeed, a victory in this 6th round of the 2026 World Cup qualifiers could secure the Lions of the Atlas’s qualification. Deprived of Achraf Hakimi, who is suspended due to accumulation of yellow cards, Walid Regragui has had to revise his plans for this match. The right-back from Paris Saint-Germain, who is the usual captain of the Lions of the Atlas, will watch the game from the stands alongside the president of the Royal Moroccan Football Federation, Faouzi Lekjaa. In his absence, Manchester…
The Moroccan national team is set to face Tanzania this Tuesday evening at the Honor Stadium in Oujda, as part of the 2026 World Cup qualifiers. The match is scheduled to kick off at 9:30 PM (local time), with a potential early qualification for the Lions of the Atlas on the line, which would further confirm their dominance in these qualifiers. For this match, Walid Regragui has chosen to make some adjustments to his starting eleven. After being decisive in the second half against Niger, Abde, Saibari, and El Khannouss will be starting this time. The coach has also opted…
As part of the 6th round of the 2026 World Cup qualifiers (Africa Zone), Morocco will face Tanzania tonight in Oujda, in a match that could secure their qualification. For this match, the Lions of the Atlas will wear white. This is a different decision from the one made last Friday during the 5th round against Niger, where the national team opted for red in the same stadium. It is worth noting that in the absence of Achraf Hakimi, Youssef Belammari, a player from Raja Casablanca, will wear the number 2 jersey, which is usually assigned to the Paris Saint-Germain…
Morocco – Tanzania: What time and on which channel to follow the World Cup 2026 qualifying match?
After an important victory against Niger (2-1) in stoppage time (90+2) thanks to the substitutes, Morocco is now turning its attention to the next challenge against Tanzania. This match was marked by the decisive entries of Abde, El Khannouss, and Saibari, who truly changed the dynamic of the game. Their exemplary performances provided the Atlas Lions with the necessary momentum to secure the three points. However, for the match against Tanzania, adjustments will be necessary, as Achraf Hakimi will be absent due to an accumulation of yellow cards. This could open the door for a first starting position for Omar…
The women’s national team “A” will play two friendly matches next April as part of their preparation for the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations, which will be held in Morocco from July 5 to 26, 2025. The Atlas Lionesses will face Tunisia on April 4, followed by Cameroon on April 8. Both matches will take place at the Père Jégo Stadium in Casablanca, with a kick-off scheduled for 18:00. These matches will allow the Moroccan team to fine-tune their coordination before entering the final phase of the AFCON at home, a major event for national women’s football.