HIBAPRESS – Sports
Despite their elimination, the tears of the majority of Algerians have not stopped, but have turned into an organized daily activity, in which they follow the best CAN in history with tearful eyes and fingers ready to write, with special focus on the Moroccan national team, from player selections to the finest details of the camps, as if they were part of the technical staff and not just spectators who left their country's competition from the back door.
With every match for Morocco, the list of ready-made justifications begins: CAF is conspiring, the refereeing is biased, the weather is controlled, the grass is directed, and suddenly terms appear that are always repeated in their dictionary, from match referees to Fouzi Lekjaa, who appears to be present in every loss for their national team and clubs, even if the match takes place on another continent and under seasonal rain.
Between following the appointments of referees and analyzing the direction of the wind and the speed of humidity, interest continues in everything Moroccan, in a satirical scene that confirms that the elimination did not end the Algerian follow-up of the best CAN in history, but rather increased its intensity, and that the CAN for some is no longer an African football tournament, but an open occasion for crying, and distributing blame for everything, except for admitting that football is sometimes simpler than all these theories.
