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Morocco U17 Beat Egypt 2-1, Qualify for World Cup
Morocco's U17 team defeated Egypt 2-1 on May 19, 2026, securing a spot in the FIFA U17 World Cup.
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DR Congo Ebola Outbreak: World Cup Hopes Unclear
DR Congo's World Cup qualification is uncertain; no current Ebola outbreak or 2026 World Cup participation confirmed.
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Bolivia to Face France in World Cup Warm-Up
France will play Bolivia on May 30, 2026, as a final test before the 2026 World Cup.
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Morocco U17 Qualifies for World Cup, Reaches AFCON Quarters
Morocco's U17 team beat Egypt 2-1 to reach the AFCON quarterfinals and secure a spot at the 2026 FIFA U17 World Cup in Qatar.
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Scotland World Cup squad: two ex-Jupiler Pro League players
Scotland named its 26-man World Cup squad on May 19, 2026, including two former Jupiler Pro League players.
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Neymar in Tears After World Cup Call-Up Announcement
Neymar broke down in tears when informed of his selection for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
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Iran begin World Cup prep in Turkey after FIFA assurances
Iran have started pre-tournament training in Turkey after FIFA confirmed their participation in the 2026 World Cup, ending speculation over a potential ban.
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Aïssa Mandi Honored Before World Cup
Algerian international Aïssa Mandi receives a prestigious recognition ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
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Morocco Coach Ouahbi: Few Surprises in World Cup Squad
Morocco coach Mohamed Ouahbi said there will be few surprises in his 2026 World Cup squad, emphasizing tactical flexibility.
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Morocco's Ouahbi Reveals World Cup Prep Details
Mohamed Ouahbi discussed Morocco's World Cup 2026 preparation on Al Aoula TV on May 15, 2026.
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Haiti Returns to World Cup After 52 Years
Haiti will face Brazil, Morocco, and Scotland in Group B of the 2026 World Cup, marking their first appearance since 1974.
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Belgium Names World Cup Squad: Lukaku In, Openda Out
Belgium announced its 2026 World Cup squad including Romelu Lukaku despite form concerns, but without Loïs Openda.