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Morocco to play Georgia in World Cup warm-up game

Morocco will play Georgia six days before the World Cup
Morocco will play Georgia six days before the World CupReuters

Morocco have arranged a World Cup warm-up international against Georgia next Thursday, six days before their opening game of the tournament in Qatar.

The Royal Moroccan Football Federation said the match would be hosted in Sharjah in the United Arab Emirates on November 17.

Morocco will compete in Group F at the World Cup and play their opening match against Croatia at the Al Bayt Stadium in Al Khor on November 23.

They will also play Belgium and Canada in the group stage.

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