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World Cup 2026: ‘Go and cry now’ – Moroccan star mocks Senegal after Belgium defeat
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World Cup 2026: ‘Go and cry now’ – Moroccan star mocks Senegal after Belgium defeat

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Moroccan international Mohamed Chibi has mocked Senegal on Instagram after the West Africans’ exit from the 2026 tournament.

Senegal squandered a two-goal lead, ultimately losing 3-2 to Belgium during the extra-time of their Round of 32 match on Wednesday.

Chibi, who was not selected for Morocco’s 2026 squad by head coach Mohamed Ouahbi, seized this moment to mock Senegal.

He posted what seems to be a video clip from the match, displaying the final score, along with the caption: “go and cry now.”

The animosity may be rooted in the contentious Africa Cup of Nations final held on January 18, 2026, where Senegal and Morocco faced off. During this match, Senegal’s players left the field in protest over a disallowed goal and a VAR decision made in stoppage time.

The Lions of Teranga returned approximately 14 minutes later, and Edouard Mendy successfully saved Brahim Diaz’s penalty, resulting in a 0-0 score at full-time. However, as the match progressed into extra-time, Pape Gueye scored for Senegal, leading them to win the AFCON title.

Due to their temporary withdrawal from the game, Senegal was later stripped of their title, with Morocco being declared the champions, although Senegal has appealed this decision to the Court of Arbitration for Sport.

Chibi’s Instagram story, which takes a jab at Senegal, clearly indicates that the rivalry between the two teams remains intense. Morocco has advanced to the Round of 16 after defeating the Netherlands on penalties, while Senegal is heading home following a devastating defeat to Belgium.

World Cup 2026: ‘Go and cry now’ – Moroccan star mocks Senegal after Belgium defeat

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