Morocco's Historic World Cup Run Continues
Atlas Lions Reach Semi-Finals After Stunning Penalty Shootout Win Over Spain
King Mohammed VI Congratulates Team, Calls for Continued Support
Morocco has continued to make history at the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar, becoming the first African nation to reach the semi-finals of the tournament. The Atlas Lions' stunning run has captured the hearts of fans around the world, and they have now received the royal seal of approval from King Mohammed VI.
In a phone call to the team after their victory over Spain, King Mohammed VI congratulated the players and coaching staff on their historic achievement. He also called on Moroccans to continue supporting the team as they prepare for their semi-final match against France.
Morocco's success at the World Cup has been a source of great pride for the nation. The team has shown tremendous resilience and determination throughout the tournament, and they have overcome some of the world's top teams to reach the semi-finals.
The Atlas Lions' victory over Spain was particularly impressive. After a 0-0 draw in regulation and extra time, Morocco won the penalty shootout 3-0. Goalkeeper Yassine Bounou was the hero for Morocco, saving two of Spain's penalties.
Morocco will now face France in the semi-finals on Wednesday, December 14. France are the reigning world champions, but Morocco will be confident of causing another upset. The Atlas Lions have already shown that they are capable of anything, and they will be determined to make history once again.
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