Angu Lesley Ngwa Akonwi
Football Writer,kick442.com-Cameroon
There’s something magical happening in Moroccan football.Sixteen games. Sixteen victories. No stumbles, no hesitation — just pure belief, discipline, and artistry. The Atlas Lions have become the national team with the longest winning streak in world football history, a record that echoes far beyond Africa. This was achieved following the 1-0 win over Congo in their last 2026 FIFA World qualifier this October.
This is not just a run of form; it’s the rise of a footballing force.
Ever since their fairytale journey to the 2022 World Cup semi-finals, Morocco have refused to slow down. Under Walid Regragui, the team has transformed into a symbol of consistency and national pride — a group blending tactical intelligence with unshakable unity.
Their streak tells a story of evolution. From grinding out 1–0 wins built on defensive steel, to dazzling 5–0 masterclasses dripping with flair and confidence, Morocco have shown they can conquer opponents in any fashion. Every victory has carried the same heartbeat: passion, precision, and purpose.
At the centre of it all stand familiar heroes — Achraf Hakimi’s fearless surges down the flank, Ayoub El Kaabi’s finishing and vision, Sofyan Amrabat’s tireless control in midfield, and Youssef En-Nesyri’s ruthless finishing. Together, they’ve become the face of a generation that believes Morocco can stand shoulder to shoulder with the world’s elite.
But this record-breaking run is about more than numbers. It’s about identity — a proud football nation proving that African teams can dominate, not just dream.
Inside every stadium, the red flags wave higher, the chants grow louder, and belief burns brighter. From Casablanca to Rabat, Marrakesh to Tangier, Morocco’s fans aren’t just celebrating victories; they’re witnessing a revolution.
With 16 straight wins behind them and the 2026 World Cup on the horizon, one truth is clear:
The Lions of the Atlas are not just winning games — they’re writing history.
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