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The World Cup with Moroccan Eyes

Now that the world cup has ended with France as winner, it’s time to watch how Moroccans reacted to its events from what I’ve seen on the streets and what I heard from people and what was trending on social media. Everything started after the referee whistle at the end of the game of Morocco against Côte d’Ivoire in Abidjan declaring that Morocco is one of the 5 nations representing Africa in the World Cup. A draw would have been enough for the Moroccan national team, but they players went to Côte d’Ivoire with one goal in mind: win the game and prove that they deserve their ticket to Russia. Just after the game the streets in all Moroccan cities were filled with people celebration this win by chanting songs. Morocco didn’t sleep that night. Moroccan people waited for this achievement for 20 years since Morocco didn’t put a foot in the World Cup since 1998 in France. It was even more special for me and my generation since I was born in 1999 and never seen such accompl

NBA Finals: Game Over!

Golden State Warriors Game 4 gave back some hope for Cleveland Cavaliers, and some people were wondering if LeBron James and his colleagues will make history for the second year in a row and get back to deafend their title and win the championship. With all that being said Golden State Warriors had a diffrent opinion about it. 



Golden State regains its title. A year after leaving it for Cleveland Cavaliers, Stephen Curry's teammates won the NBA championship and for the second time in three years, by beating Cleveland, the 2016 champion, four wins to one.

The Warriors won the fourth victory at home 129 to 120, and now have five NBA titles after 1947, 1956, 1975 and 2015. Better, they finished the 2017 play-offs with an impressive record of sixteen wins for a single defeat. Stephen Curry and his teammates mostly took revenge on Cleveland who had knocked them down (4-3) in the 2016 final after being led 3-1.



Kevin Durant
Kevin DurantThe title of MVP of the Finals 2017 could only return to Kevin Durant. Delivering a final match at 39 points, his record of play-offs 2017. With the Warriors, Durant won his first NBA title after failing against LeBron James with the Oklahoma City Thunder in the 2012 Finals.

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