The Morocco national football team, nicknamed the Atlas Lions, represents the Kingdom of Morocco in international football and is governed by the Royal Moroccan Football Federation. Based in Rabat, the team's primary home stadium is the Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium. The team's traditional colors are red and green. With a rich history dating back to its first international in the 1950s, Morocco was the first African and Arab nation to win a group at the FIFA World Cup in 1986, a team led by the legendary Badou Zaki. Their defining modern era has been under coaches like Herve Renard and Walid Regragui, culminating in a historic run to the 2022 World Cup semi-finals in Qatar, where a squad featuring stars like Achraf Hakimi and Hakim Ziyech captivated the global audience. Currently, Morocco is a top-ranked African powerhouse, known for a disciplined defensive structure and explosive attacking talent. The team commands a massive, passionate following across the Arab world and the Moroccan diaspora. The Atlas Lions stand today as a global football force and a standard-bearer for African and Arab football on the world stage.