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Futsal: Morocco beat Japan again, 4-0

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Futsal: Morocco beat Japan again, 4-0Ayoub El Asri · CC BY 4.0

Morocco's futsal team beat Japan 4-0 in Oita, securing a second win in two friendly matches. Morocco had already won the first match 1-0 two days earlier, according to Lebrief.

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