The Moroccan team faces Libya in the semi-finals of the Africa Cup of Nations (CAN 2024) of futsal. After their convincing victories over Angola (5-2), Ghana (8-3) and Zambia (13-0), the men of Hicham Dguig have every chance of winning, although it will not be easy against the very difficult Libyan team.
Thanks to its large victories over Angola (5-2) and Ghana (8-3), Morocco sees the qualification for the FIFA Futsal World Cup to be held in Uzbekistan. The Atlas Lions face Zambia this Monday for their last group stage match of the Africa Cup of Nations.
Moroccan-origin players are a key piece for the Dutch futsal team, which is seeking to qualify for the next FIFA World Cup to be held in Uzbekistan between September 14 and October 6, 2024 and will bring together 24 teams.
Buoyed by their opening victory over Angola (5-2), the Moroccan futsal team are preparing to face Ghana this Saturday (8:00 pm) in a match for qualification to the 2024 CHAN Futsal semi-finals.
Part of the city of Rabat will be closed to automobile traffic. The CAF Futsal Africa Cup of Nations is the reason.
Hicham Dguig, the national futsal coach, believes that efforts should be redoubled to diversify the style of play, especially during the Africa Cup of Nations (CAN2024) which takes place from April 11 to 21 of the same month at the Ibn Yassine Hall and the Sports Palace of the Prince Moulay Abdallah Sports Complex in Rabat.
After its triumphs in 2016 in South Africa and in 2020 at home, Morocco is aiming to win the African Nations Cup (CAN) of futsal for the third consecutive time this year.
The Moroccan national futsal team largely dominated Italy with a score of 4-0 in a friendly match that took place on Thursday at the Mohammed VI Football Complex.
The coach of the Moroccan women’s futsal team, Sara Merino, says she is impressed by the means Morocco is giving itself to develop this discipline and rise to the top of Africa and the world.
On the way to the CAN and the 2024 Futsal World Cup, the Moroccan national team is rolling in Labin. As part of the international friendly tournament in Croatia, which is taking place from October 1 to 11, the Atlas Lions have hit hard by crushing Norway 5-0.
Sara Merino is the coach of the Moroccan women’s futsal team. The Aragonese, who made her debut with the regional team at Dominicos, has seized the greatest opportunity of her career.
The Moroccan futsal team largely dominated its Danish counterpart with a score of 8 goals to 1, Tuesday at the Mohammed VI Football Complex in Salé, in a friendly match.