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  • Tokyo Correspondent, BBC
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Morocco's unfinished business with France

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By Shaimaa Khalil Verified
| MSN Verified
France vs Morocco isn't just another World Cup quarter-final. For many Moroccan fans, it's unfinished business. Four years ago, France ended Morocco's extraordinary World Cup run in Qatar, knocking out the first African and Arab nation ever to reach a World Cup semi-final. On Thursday in Boston they meet again, but this time Morocco aren't returning as football's dreamers. They're returning believing they belong.
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Egypt fume at 'injustice' and make Messi favouritism claims after exit

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By Dale Johnson Verified, Shaimaa Khalil Verified
| BusinessGhana Verified
"We need to appear in a better way at the World Cup," Egypt head coach Hassan had said on the eve of the tournament as he addressed his nation's poor World Cup record. Egypt arrived in North America as World Cup underachievers, having come up short in their previous three appearances on the global stage, failing to win any of their seven matches.
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The fury and heartbreak of Egypt's stunning World Cup collapse Original

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By Neil Johnston Verified, Dale Johnson Verified, Shaimaa Khalil Verified
| BBC Sport Verified
Figure caption, Argentina complete extraordinary comeback to beat Egypt ByNeil Johnston in Miami BBC Sport journalist Published 36 minutes ago With 12 minutes of normal time remaining Egypt stood on the cusp of their greatest ever World Cup result. The Pharaohs led Argentina, the reigning world champions, 2-0 in Atlanta Stadium. A quarter-final spot - their first - beckoned for the football-mad African country. Then it went wrong. Horribly wrong.
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