Moroccan team receives hero’s welcome in Rabat

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The avenues of the #Moroccan capital were bedecked on Tuesday with national flags in anticipation of the national team’s return from its history-making World Cup performance. Morocco reached the semi-finals at this year’s competition. It was the first time an African country had reached the last four at the World Cup.

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