March 08, 2010

Moroccan football FIFA

Moroccan football FIFA Code MAR Alias Atlas Lions Royal Moroccan Federation of Association Football Confederation CAF Technical director Hassan Moumen more participatory. Noureddine Naybet (105) Clasif. FIFA 70 degrees in March 2010 Best place on 10th April 1998 Worse 70th place in March 2010 First international match 3:3 Morocco Iraq Beirut, Lebanon - September 19, 1957 Best Saudi Arabia 13:1 Morocco Casablanca, Morocco - September 6, 1964 Worst result 0:6 Hungary Morocco Tokyo, Japan - October 11, 1964 World Cup Participation 4 (First in 1970) Best knockout round, in 1986 African Nations Cup Participation 12 ( first in 1972) Best result Champions, 1976 Olympic Games Participation 6 (First in 1964) Best No medals The Moroccan national football team represents the country in official competitions.It is one of the most important choices in Africa, winning an opportunity to the African Cup of Nations in 1976. While the World Cup has had great success, it emphasizes its participation in the World Cup 1998, which almost makes it through to the second stage, but above all his participation in the World Cup 1986, when he managed to be the first Arab and African country to move to the second round.

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