Morocco National Team TV schedule

The Morocco National Team TV schedule may not have the consistency of finals and major games like other African nations.

However, it is still a chance to watch one of the more competitive sides in the realm of African soccer. With a number of world-class talents representing the Atlas Lions, fixtures are always entertaining. Plus, Morocco reached the knockout stages of AFCON in each of the last three tournaments.

Clearly, Morocco is no pushover when it comes to African soccer. The fact that Morocco qualified for both the 2018 and 2022 World Cups speaks to its ability.

Morocco National Team TV schedule and streaming links

First game: October 19, 1957 (Draw vs. Iraq)
Manager: Walid Regragui
Best World Cup finish: Round of 16 (1986)
Best Africa Cup of Nations Finish: Winners (1976)

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Where can I watch the Morocco match?

Like other African nations, Morocco is not necessarily the easiest nation to watch for American audiences. Channels and providers differ depending on the competition at hand.

Morocco did qualify for the 2022 World Cup, as it did in 2018. Those games air on either FS1 or FOX for American audiences. Spanish-language coverage is also available on Telemundo, with select games on Universo. When it comes to Africa-specific competitions, beIN SPORTS is a reliable choice for audiences. The channel broadcasts AFCON, the biggest international tournament for the continent.

You can unlock access to the FOX channels as well as beIN SPORTS through a subscription to fuboTV.

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Lineup

The key piece of Morocco’s lineup is Achraf Hakimi. The PSG right-back is one of the best in the world at his position. At just 23, he already has over a half-century of caps for the national team. He also can say he played for Real Madrid, Borussia Dortmund, Inter Milan and PSG in his young career.

However, the talent on Morocco does not stop with the left-back. Joining Hakimi in the back line is captain Roman Saïss. Saïss, who spent much of his time with Wolverhampton Wanderers before switching over to Turkey, has the most caps of the current Morocco squad. Youssef En-Nesyri is the leader of the line for Morocco. His 14 goals in 48 games is the highest of the current squad.

Morocco also used to feature Hakim Ziyech. Yet, after a fallout with a previous Morocco manager, the Chelsea winger retired from international play after 40 caps.

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