When World Cup qualifying starts in Africa on Wednesday, Morocco will be a hub of soccer action a year after the national team's historic run to becoming the continent’s first semifinalist. Seven teams will play “home” games in Morocco over the next week, but Africa’s standout team will not be among them. Morocco’s first home game in qualifying for the 2026 tournament is in June. Morocco has several stadiums of international standard as befits a country preparing to co-host the 2030 World Cup when much of the rest of Africa has none and needs a temporary home.
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