Zinedine Zidane Says Morocco Is No Longer a World Cup Underdog
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By Branton Lukosi|
Morocco has advanced to the World Cup Round of 16 after defeating the Netherlands in a tense penalty shootout, marking a historic moment for African football at the 2026 tournament.
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