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Sba7 lkheir ils ont perdu contre la pire Belgique de ces 10 dernières années 😂😂. C'est pas donné a tout le monde de les éliminer en CDM. PS : "Pénalty t'as compris"

@DillyHussain88 Dumb bastard is just repeating a script, despite the uncle saying he doesn’t understand.

@dubsonlysports @themarketcypher

@themarketcypher You clearly dont understand that the defender was trying to clear the ball and youri recklessly stuck his foot in front of him, felt a tad of contact and dove

The Game Is Gone!!!

@dubsonlysports you clearly don't play football and don't understand it.

This is proof that Senegal never deserved to be the true winners of the AFCON. Senegal never respected the AFCON competition. They walked off when a penalty was called for Morocco in the AFCON final! Why didn’t they walk off this time when an unfair penalty was called against them during this match against Belgium in the World Cup? Senegal are a disgrace to Africa!

#المغرب🇲🇦 #worldcup #كأس_العالم #الجزائر #أمريكا

Les Wolof 🇸🇳disaient qu’ils étaient la meilleur Nation D’Afrique , Ils préfèrent une CAN a une demi mais pas capable d’être en Huitième ( 3 défaites ) L’Afrique vraiment un Continent fascinant

In football, not all defeats are measured by the score alone… sometimes there are greater defeats, ones that happen in image, in attitude, and in the way you treat those who have treated you well. Senegal, which found all doors of respect open in Morocco, treated exceptional hospitality as if it were something ordinary. Morocco was not obliged to provide them with all those facilities, nor to place ideal preparation conditions at their disposal, nor to ensure their comfort while they were opponents on the field… but it did so because a country’s value is measured by its morals before its stadiums. Reception, organization, top-level sports facilities, ease of transportation, and a clear effort to ensure their participation went under the best conditions. Morocco did not treat them as an opponent to be worn down, but as a guest to be respected. But the response was not at the level of that generosity. After the final, some chose the path of doubt, preferring to create noise instead of acknowledging that football is won and lost on the field. They tried to turn the loss into an issue, and the result into a conspiracy, as if the respect they found here was weakness or something guaranteed. Then came another experience away from Morocco… and there the difference became clear. When true hospitality is absent, and when you don’t find someone to ease the small details before the big ones, you understand that what you found in Morocco was not ordinary. You realize that being welcomed with respect is not an obligation on anyone, and that the generosity you don’t appreciate today may be something you miss tomorrow. And even more striking, tougher conditions, controversial refereeing decisions, and a painful exit… all of that passed this time in silence. No withdrawal, no noise, no major accusations. Here, the lesson becomes complete: When Morocco honors its guests, it does not do so in search of something in return, nor out of fear of anyone. It does so because this is its image, this is its value, and this is its way of dealing with the world. But the problem is that some people only understand kindness after they lose it. So do not confuse generosity with weakness… nor respect with fear… nor the silence of the great with their inability. Morocco remains great through its morals before its victories, and those who do not appreciate what they are given will be taught by time the value of what they once had. 🇲🇦❤️

@markklfc This is fake. Drogba is not that stupid

Didier Drogba on Senegal crashing out of the 2026 FIFA World Cup after another controversial late penalty: 🗣️ “How many times does this have to happen before someone finally speaks the truth? Senegal didn't just lose a football match tonight... they watched another dream die because of a decision that will be debated for years.” “This is becoming impossible to ignore. First the AFCON final, now the World Cup. Two of the biggest nights in Senegal's football history, and both end with the entire country asking the same question: 'Was that really football, or was the game taken away from us?'” “I've played football all my life, and I know the difference between a genuine penalty and a decision that changes history. When millions of people are left confused by one whistle, football has a serious problem.” “Look at those Senegal players. Some are on their knees, some are in tears, some can't even look at the fans. They fought with everything they had, came back from every challenge in this tournament, only to see their World Cup disappear in the cruelest way imaginable.” “Don't tell me VAR is here to protect football when nights like this keep happening. If technology still leaves an entire nation feeling robbed, then what exactly is it protecting?” “Belgium will celebrate, and they have every right to. But Senegal will leave carrying a scar that may never heal. Because deep down, every player, every coach and every supporter will spend the rest of their lives wondering if their World Cup was decided by football... or by a whistle.” “This isn't just elimination. This is heartbreak for an entire nation. And the worst part? Nobody can give Senegal those moments, those dreams and those lost years back.”

Every day, football reminds us that Morocco deserved that AFCON trophy more than Senegal.

there’s nothing to be proud of

I now understand why the AFCON trophy was taken away from Senegal, Morocco totally deserved it.

@andyllc Pon el otro ángulo campeón! x.com/RefereeC21621/…

@khizz_o That nigga low IQ 😭😂

I wanted to argue back, but I can't give you the privilege when I don't even know what country that is.

Football fans deadass hated on Morocco for this shameless Senegal team btw 😂😂😂 Senegal brings shame to all Africa

@derJamesJackson Uncles can marry nieces in the Nazi Colony.

If it was legal in Sweden until today, in what sense is it against western values?

I love CoD I play it a fuck ton don’t get me wrong I have fun but dude after dabbling warzone more often going for nukes and camos etc the amount of cheaters in that game mode is INSANE. Lol even if some of them are bad with their cheats it’s incredible how bad the anti cheat/system is. There’s too many of them or it takes too long to ban them. And detecting them will only get harder and harder. Sheesh

Le plus grand sénégalais de l'histoire est marocain