Morocco continues to make history at the World Cup, becoming the first African team to reach the quarter-finals in successive tournaments. This achievement adds to their legacy of breaking barriers for African football, following previous milestones as the first African nation to qualify directly in 1970 and the first to reach the last 16 in 1986.
Despite facing France in their next match, the Atlas Lions have already secured their place in history, contrasting with other African sides who have been struggling with off-field problems during the tournament. rocore.sbs
