Write for Morocco World Cup Blog

October 22nd, 2007 | By: Chris Heidrich | 4 Comments »

Morocco is looking to secure a place in 2010 World Cup in South Africa and we’re looking for their biggest fan to captain our blog. If you are passionate about the team, unafraid to offer an opinion, enjoy writing and would like to be part of a really cool project, drop us a line at bob [at] worldcupblog.org. Tell us why you are the ideal person to write about Morocco’s national team.

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By Mahmoud | November 23rd, 2007 at 11:16 pm

Morocco climbed three places in the FIFA World Ranking published on Friday. Morocco were 42nd in the world and are now 39th.

Morocco earned 181.30 points for the 2-2 draw against France and 423.30 points for the 3-0 victory against Senegal and now have 686 points.

In Africa Morocco are 6th behind Senegal (38), Cote d’Ivoire (37), Guinea (33), Cameroon (24) and Nigeria (20)

In Arab world Morocco are back on top ahead of Egypt (41), Tunisia (47), Saudi Arabia (57), Iraq (70), Oman (76) and Algeria (81).
Source: http://www.TheAtlasLions.com

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By Mahmoud | November 23rd, 2007 at 11:46 pm

Morocco vs. Senegal match hilights from Eurosport TV.
LINK: http://www.dailymotion.com/relevance/search/maroc-senegal+/video/x3jpzh_maroc-30-senegal_sport
By: Maroctek.com

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By Mahmoud | November 24th, 2007 at 12:05 am

France vs. Morocco Hilights: Preparation for Ghana 2008
Link: http://youtube.com/watch?v=w4F9h_l0ouQ&feature=related

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By Mahmoud | January 6th, 2008 at 1:37 am

CAN 2008: FRMF announces definitive list of Moroccan squad

Rabat, Jan.3 – The Moroccan Soccer Federation (FRMF) announced on
Wednesday the final line-up of the Moroccan squad that will take part in the Ghana 2008 Africa Nations Cup, billed for January 20 through February 10.

To warm-up ahead of the competition, Morocco will play Zambia and Angola in friendlies on January 12 in Fez and January 16 in Rabat.

In its latest appearances, Morocco harvested two good results with a 2-2 draw before France and a 3-0 victory over Senegal.

In Ghana 2008, Morocco will play in Group A besides the host country Ghana, Guinea and Namibia.

The final line-up:

1. Khalid Fouhami (RCA-Morocco)
2. Abdelilah Bagui (MAS-Morocco)
3. Nadir Lamyaghri (WAC-Morocco)
4. Michael Bassir (Nancy-France)
5. Abdessamad Chahiri (DHJ-Morocco)
6. Abdeslam Ouaddou (Valenciennes-France)
7. Amine Rbati (Dafra-UAE)
8. Jamal Allioui (Sion-Switzerland)
9. Talal El Karkouri (Al Qatari-Qatar)
10. Badr El Kadouri (Dynamo Kiev-Ukraine)
11. Hicham Mahdoufi (Metallist-Ukraine)
12. Youssef Safri (Southampton-England)
13. Houcine Kharja (Piacenza-Italy)
14. Abdelkrim Kaissi (Enosis Paralimni-Cyprus)
15. Abderrahmane Kabous (CSK Sofia-Bulgaria)
16. Youssef Hajji (Nancy-France)
17. Youssef Mokhtari (MSV Duisburg-Germany)
18. Hicham Aboucherouane (Espérance Tunis-Tunisia)
19. Marouane Chamakh (Bordeaux-France)
20. Soufiane Alloudi (El Ain-UAE)
21. Tarek Sektioui (FC Porto-Portugal)
22. Bouchaib Lambarki (Grenoble-France)
23. Moncef Zerka (Nancy-France).