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AFCON 2024: Morocco kick off campaign with convincing win

By France24
18 January 2024   |   12:03 pm
Morocco underlined their status as pre-tournament favourites by beating 10-man Tanzania 3-0 to make a winning start to their Africa Cup of Nations campaign as Group F got underway at the Laurent Pokou Stadium on Wednesday.

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