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Morocco resists South Africa and advances to the last four of the women's CAN
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In front of its audience in Rabat, Morocco qualified for the semi-finals of the women's CAN by defeating South Africa (2-1) this Saturday evening. The Atlas Lionesses have, at the same time, won their ticket for the 2027 World Cup, organized in Brazil.
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