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Ounahi and Rahimi put Morocco in World Cup quarter-finals and end Canada’s journey

Morocco has achieved an incredible milestone by reaching the World Cup quarter-finals, thanks to a stunning performance by Azzedine Ounahi and a bold strategy from Coach Mohamed Ouahbi. Despite a strong start from Canada, Morocco's tactical...

The Guardian Sport· Jul 4, 2026 · 9:28 PM · 42 views

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Morocco has achieved an incredible milestone by reaching the World Cup quarter-finals, thanks to a stunning performance by Azzedine Ounahi and a bold strategy from Coach Mohamed Ouahbi. Despite a strong start from Canada, Morocco's tactical brilliance secured their place in history. Stay tuned as they prepare for the semi-finals. #WorldCup #Morocco #Soccer #Football #SportsNews

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