Morocco has long been a country of tremendous football and soccer talent. In fact, the Moroccan National Football team is currently ranked as the 20th best team in the world, according to FIFA’s rankings. They’ve only been playing international games since 1962 and have quickly risen to prominence alongside their North African neighbors Algeria, Tunisia, and Egypt.
The Moroccan football fans were out of the edge and band after their team’s World Cup semi-finals through the 1-0 against Portugal in Doha.
Thousands celebrated on the streets of Casablanca and other cities in the nation, and the flag was proudly swung.
Once again and once again the fans shouted exuberantly: We are qualified!
The success of the Lower com Atlas is historical, due to the fact that a group from the African continent has never ever reached the semi-finals of a World Cup.
The cheering events in Morocco began instantly after the final whistle, the kingdom remained in the Freudentaumel.
In the course of the tournament in Qatar, the North Africans had beaten the 2016 European Championship champion in the course of the competition in Belgium, ex-world champion Spain and now in Portugal around Super Star Cristiano Ronaldo.
In Casablanca, the red flags with the green star were seen all over the windows of your houses, on the markets and the stands.
The country’s brand-new heroes are coach Valid Regroup, Chelsea-Star Hakim Zilch and the ex-Dortmund Ashraf Hakim from Paris St. German.
Moroccan heroes celebrated all over Arabia
In numerous locations in the Arab world, the success of the Moroccans was celebrated, consisting of in Palestine, in East Jerusalem, the Gaza Strip and Allah.
There, the victory of the Moroccans was commemorated with fireworks, cheers and the roar by strong horns.
In Morocco there was always the flag of Palestine at the events.
In Paris, many Moroccans likewise commemorated the World Cup triumph on the Champs-Élysées, and in Italy there were likewise cheering celebrations of the North Africans.
They lit firecrackers and fireworks, drummed loudly and waved the Moroccan flag on the streets and squares.
A 30-year-old was injured in the crowd by knife stings and was taken to the medical facility.
His condition was vital, Italian media reported.
In Bologna there were vehicle torsos and up concerts.
Moroccans gathered to the streets in several cities in the northern Italian region of Liguria, in which a big Moroccan neighborhood lives.
