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Botola Pro D1 suspended during international break

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Morocco's National Professional Football League announced on Sunday the provisional suspension of the Botola Pro D1 championship, in line with the international break set by FIFA. The competition is due to resume at the end of this international window, according to an LNFP statement published on its social media.

Morocco's National Professional Football League (LNFP) announced on Sunday the provisional suspension of the Botola Pro D1 "Inwi" competitions, according to a statement published on its social media. The LNFP says the decision was taken in line with the international break adopted by FIFA.

The competition is due to resume at the end of this international window, without the League having given a precise date. Kawkab had played its last match before the pause by beating Wydad 2-1 and keeping top spot in the standings.

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