Soccer-Morocco coach warns of trap as they face Tanzania in last 16


Soccer Football - CAF Africa Cup of Nations - Morocco 2025 - Group A - Zambia v Morocco - Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium, Rabat, Morocco - December 29, 2025 Morocco coach Walid Regragui before the match REUTERS/Stringer

RABAT, Jan 3 (Reuters) - Africa Cup of ‌Nations hosts Morocco have been warned not to get tooconfident about their chances ‌in Sunday’s last-16 clash against underdogs Tanzania, with coach Walid Regragui saying lack of ‌humility has cost them in the past.

Morocco are the top ranked team at the tournament and runaway favourites and look to have an easy passage into the quarter-finals at the expense of Tanzania, who squeezed into the knockout ‍stage among the four best third placed finishers.

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