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Staging the Africa Cup of Nations part of Morocco’s bid to become a soccer superpower
RABAT: Staging the Africa Cup of Nations from Sunday is another major step in Morocco’s road to becoming a global soccer power and a dry run as a co-host for the 2030 World Cup. Three years after reaching the semifinals of the 2022 World Cup, the North African kingdom will host 24 teams from across the continent and welcome spectators to nine new or renovated stadiums in six cities.
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arabnews.com
Staging the Africa Cup of Nations part of Morocco’s bid to become a soccer superpower
RABAT: Staging the Africa Cup of Nations from Sunday is another major step in Morocco’s road to becoming a global soccer power and a dry run as a co-host for the 2030 World Cup.…
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theguardian.com
Anger spreads over Afcon schedule as Morocco seek to end half-century wait
Fifa’s lack of concern for African football’s key money-spinner has led to a derisory amount of preparation time for the teams
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bbc.com
Afcon 2025: Can Morocco seal African dominance on home soil?
Morocco has spent more than a decade reshaping its football, but will hosting Afcon 2025 allow the country to end a 50-year wait for the trophy?
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Africa Cup of Nations moved to every four years
RABAT: The Africa Cup of Nations will in future be held every four years instead of every two years, the Confederation of African Football said on Saturday. The surprise decision…
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ilpost.it
Alla Coppa d'Africa di calcio tutti guardano il Marocco
È il paese ospitante e la nazionale favorita per la vittoria, e intanto sta organizzando i Mondiali del 2030
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lemonde.fr
Morocco faces 'obligation' to win AFCON 2025 and deliver flawless tournament
As favorites, the Atlas Lions take on Comoros on Sunday, December 21, in the opening match of the Africa Cup of Nations. This tournament serves as a test ahead of the 2030 World…
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Morocco v Comoros: Africa Cup of Nations opener – live
Minute-by-minute report: Will hosts and 2022 World Cup semi-finalists Morocco kick the tournament off with a win? Join John Brewin