Historic Morocco win at World Cup

Global News Podcast

BBC

Daily News, News

4.3 • 8.3K Ratings

🗓️ 11 December 2022

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Summary

The team becomes the first African or Arab nation to reach the semi-final after beating Portugal one-nil in Qatar. Also: Bangladeshis hold a massive protest calling on the prime minister Sheikh Hasina's administration to resign, and we hear about the making of the Avatar sequel The Way of Water.

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0:00.0	This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.
0:04.0	I'm Valerie Sardreson and in the early hours of Sunday 11 December, these are our main
0:09.5	stories.
0:10.5	History is made on the football pitch, as Morocco beat Portugal to become the first African
0:15.8	or Arab team to reach the World Cup semi-finals.
0:19.8	Bangladesh is hold a massive anti-government rally, calling on the resignation of Prime
0:24.3	Minister Sheikh Hasena's administration.
0:26.9	Plus…
0:27.9	Are you incompetent or are you fraudulent?
0:30.6	I didn't know in week-met-fried, I don't think I committed fried.
0:33.8	I didn't want any of this to happen.
0:36.4	We hear from disgraced crypto-boss of FDX, Sam Bagnot-Ban-Fried.
0:42.2	Also in this podcast, the Shark-tooth graveyard offers Australia and…
0:47.7	This is our home!
0:49.0	I need you.
0:51.0	With me.
0:52.0	I need you to be strong.
0:57.0	The Avatar is back.
1:02.2	Morocco have made history as the first Arab and African nation to reach a World Cup semi-final.
1:08.7	Their win, won nil against Portugal, led to scenes of jubilation across the country,
1:14.3	many describing Morocco's victory as a miracle.
1:17.8	In the capital, a bat people were out celebrating on the streets, waving the national flag and
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