CAN 2025: A star from Cameroon sweeps away the Moroccan atmosphere

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By: Manu Tournoux

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As the clash between Cameroon and Morocco approaches, scheduled for this Friday in the quarter-finals of CAN 2025, the two selections have launched hostilities in their own way. At a press conference this Thursday,
the coach of the Atlas Lions, Walid Regragui, estimated that the pressure weighed as much on the shoulders of the Moroccans as on those of their Cameroonian hosts.

Asked in turn on the question, the Indomitable Lions striker Christian Kofane did not speak the language. The Bayer Leverkusen member judged the Moroccan public less impressive than that of Borussia Dortmund.

“It’s quiet”

“Regarding the pressure, you know, in Germany there is Dortmund. I think their supporters are more numerous than those of Morocco. So regarding the public, there is no pressure. It’s quiet »confided the native of Douala this Thursday to journalists.

The Cameroon-Morocco match kicks off this Friday at 8 p.m. on the lawn of the Prince Moulay Abdallah stadium. The meeting will be broadcast on beIN Sports 1.

Manu Tournoux

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