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Koeman Calls Netherlands-Morocco World Cup Clash ‘a Shame’

Netherlands head coach Ronald Koeman has described his team’s upcoming World Cup round of 32 match against Morocco as “a shame,” saying both teams deserve to go much further in the tournament.

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Opposed in the sixteenth of the final on Tuesday 30 June, the two countries share much more than just a sporting rivalry: several Moroccan team players were born or trained on Dutch soil.

·Paris, France
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The wind that distinguishes Monterrey has brought to the northern capital one of the great crosses of the beginning of the phase of direct elimination. The Netherlands and Morocco face this Monday at BBVA Stadium, one of the most beautiful of the tournament, for a place in the eighth finals, after a phase of groups without defeats.The Dutch team finished at the top of Group F with seven points.Continue reading

·Spain
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The Dutch national team takes on Morocco at the World Cup in one of the most famous stadiums in the world. The stadium in Monterrey has a unique location and also bears a remarkable nickname.

·Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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The sad news regarding Cody Gakpo will not affect the Dutch team's game against Morocco. That is according to coach Ronald Koeman and captain Virgil van Dijk.

·Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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EL NACIONAL broke the news on Sunday, June 28, 2026.
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