Morocco’s national team, commonly known as the Atlas Lions, is one of the giants of African football. They made their world cup bow in 1970 and will be making their fifth world cup appearance in 2018. Morocco is the team with the highest number of foreign-born players at the world cup, with a sizeable number of their contingent being born in the Netherlands and France.
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FIFA Ranking: 45
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In a little over a week’s time, the 2018 FIFA world cup will be upon us, and for a month Africans can enjoy day to day football as they root for their favorite national teams. Africa has a long and chequered for history at the world cup, and despite never winning the tournament, has adorned it with some of its most memorable matches and moments.
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Kenyan viewers will be on the race of pushing up the global number of fans who will watch the world cup past the record set in South Africa.
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SportPesa, the country’s largest gaming firm, has signed new partnership agreements with four notable football entities in the country.
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Three points separate sixth-placed Strathmore Leos (25 points) from seventh-placed Top Fry Nakuru (22 points) as the quest for the last Kenya Cup playoff slot goes down to the wire with the last round of action in the competition’s league phase on Saturday 3 March 2018.
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There is a new millionaire in town. Mr Gordon Ogada won the Sh 230,742,881 betting jackpot, Kenya’s biggest.
Read MoreParalympian Samuel Muchai beat stiff competition to run away with the 2017 sports personality of the year award – SOYA.
Read MoreAfter more than six months of lobbying and threats, the Kenyan government has finally answered Sport Pesa – the biggest betting firm in the country.
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