The Latest Breaking News from Morocco

Morocco's historic run in the Women's World Cup, becoming the first Arab nation to reach the knockout stage, has inspired the continent and Arab world. The Atlas Lionesses and Lions have shown that the impossible is not Moroccan, and the country is now preparing a bid to co-host the 2030…

Sceptics said the tournament was not ready to be expanded to a 32-team format, but the results show otherwise.

Kadidiatou Diani and Eugenie Le Sommer played a crucial role for France, the latter getting a brace, as they defeated Morocco 4-0 to enter the quarterfinals of the FIFA Women's FIFA World Cup in Australia on Tuesday. Read further on Dynamite news:

Plus: managing a former teammate, a tale of two Bulls and more

Where to go for a slice of North African luxury

Atlas Lionesses make history at World Cup, and despite 4-0 loss to France, Moroccans are optimistic about women’s sport.

France issued a Women’s World Cup warning, beating Morocco 4-0 to set up a quarterfinal clash with Australia. Colombia face England, while Spain, Netherlands, Sweden and Japan complete the last 8.

Colombia advanced to set up a last-eight date with European champions England.

France brushed aside the challenge of Morocco to win 4-0 in Adelaide and set up a quarter-final with World Cup co-hosts Australia

France and Colombia advanced to the last eight at the women's World cup on Tuesday following victories over Morocco and Jamaica respectively. Colombia's passage was a hard fought 1-0 win at the Melbourne Rectangular Stadium while veteran striker Eugénie Le Sommer bagged a brace as France cruised past the Moroccans…

Nouhaila Benzina made history when she stepped onto the field for Morocco at the Women’s World Cup — and not just as a player for the first Arab or North African nation ever in the tournament