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Mohammed VI congratulates Morocco’s futsal champions

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King Mohammed VI congratulated Morocco’s national futsal team after its victory in the 2026 Africa Cup of Nations final, held in Rabat. Morocco beat Angola 5-2 to claim its fourth continental title, TelQuel reports.

King Mohammed VI congratulated the members of Morocco’s national futsal team after their victory in the final of the 2026 Africa Cup of Nations, TelQuel reports. Morocco won the tournament in Rabat on Wednesday evening, beating Angola 5-2 to secure its fourth continental title.

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