Morrocco player Achraf Hakimi celebrated his advancement to the Fifa World Cup quarter-finals with a kiss to his mom.
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Morocco player Achraf Hakimi celebrated the country’s first-ever advancement to the Fifa World Cup quarter-finals with a kiss to his mom.
Morrocco player Achraf Hakimi celebrated his advancement to the Fifa World Cup quarter-finals with a kiss to his mom.
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@achrafhakimi
Morocco is celebrating their progression into the Fifa World Cup quarter-finals – their first time ever to do so – and it’s partly thanks to player Achraf Hakimi, who scored one of their penalties during the final time.
Morroco – who knocked football favourites Spain out of the tournament – is the last African country left.
According to Reuters, they are the fourth to ever reach the quarter-finals stage after Cameroon in 1990, Senegal in 2002, and Ghana in 2010.
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Achraf Hakimi, who shot the penalty that secured Morocco a spot in the World Cup quarter-finals, celebrated the victory by heading over to the stadium stands.
But the star player was not looking for a wife or girlfriend, Achraf spotted his mother and gave her a sweet kiss on the lips.
Take a look at the endearing moment…