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Morocco's Under-20 World Cup Triumph Gains Royal Seal of Approval

Lionel Messi · Morocco

Morocco's Under-20 World Cup Triumph Gains Royal Seal of Approval

42% Left coverage: 48 sources

King Mohammed VI of Morocco led the tributes on Monday after the country's under-20 side beat Argentina 2-0 to lift the World Cup for the first time.See the Story

Former Everton Star Royston Drenthe in Hospital After Suffering Stroke — REUTERS / fjx379

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Former Everton Star Royston Drenthe in Hospital After Suffering Stroke

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A statement from FC De Rebellen has confirmed that former Everton man Royston Drenthe was rushed to hospital after suffering a stroke earlier this week See the Story

CAF Confederation Cup prelims: Kotoko suffer narrow defeat to Wydad Casablanca in first leg

CAF Confederation Cup prelims: Kotoko suffer narrow defeat to Wydad Casablanca in first leg

Asante Kotoko suffered a narrow 1-0 defeat to Moroccan giants Wydad Athletic Club in the first leg of the CAF Confederation Cup second preliminary round clash at the Accra Sports Stadium on Sunday. The Porcupines, who were looking to take a first-leg advantage before heading to Morocco, started the game strongly, matching Wydad in possession […]See the Story

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