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    Yetundejones
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    🌍Morocco🌍Netherlands🏛️FIFA
    Morocco advances on penalties

    @yetundejonesMorocco defeated the Netherlands in a penalty shootout to advance to the Round of 16. #Morocco

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    Morocco advances on penalties

    Photo by @yetundejones· Jun 30, 2026· Morocco

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    A shirtless male soccer player with short dark hair and a beard fills the foreground, mouth wide open in a shout, head tilted upward. Behind him a packed stadium crowd waves flags and phones under bright lights. A large white banner across the top reads "MOROCCO ADVANCES ON PENALTIES!" with a scoreboard showing NED 1-1 MAR and a penalty shootout graphic. The FOX and FIFA logos sit in the upper right corner, while a red Coca-Cola ad board runs along the bottom.

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    Yetundejones
    Yetundejones@yetundejones2mo
    🌍Morocco🌍Netherlands🏛️FIFA
    Morocco advances on penalties

    @yetundejonesMorocco defeated the Netherlands in a penalty shootout to advance to the Round of 16. #Morocco

    View original post

    Morocco advances on penalties

    Photo by @yetundejones· Jun 30, 2026· Morocco

    About this photo

    A shirtless male soccer player with short dark hair and a beard fills the foreground, mouth wide open in a shout, head tilted upward. Behind him a packed stadium crowd waves flags and phones under bright lights. A large white banner across the top reads "MOROCCO ADVANCES ON PENALTIES!" with a scoreboard showing NED 1-1 MAR and a penalty shootout graphic. The FOX and FIFA logos sit in the upper right corner, while a red Coca-Cola ad board runs along the bottom.

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