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World Cup in Qatar, Morocco beat Spain to qualify for Quarter Final

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December 7, 2022
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World Cup in Qatar, Morocco beat Spain to qualify for Quarter Final
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First African Country on Tuesday evening booked a spot in the 2022 World Cup quarter-finals after a determined Atlas Lions of Morocco eliminated favourites Spain in their Last 16 encounter at the Education Stadium in Qatar.

Spain’s first spot kic khit the bar with while goalie Yassine Bono saved two Spanish kicks to give Morocco victory. The Moroccans showed characters and readiness to become world champions.

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