The Moroccan national team - The Atlas Lions

Shirt badge/ Association crest

World Cup record

World Cup Appearances:4 (First in 1970)

Best result:Round 2, 1986

1930 to 1958 - Did not enter

1962 - Did not qualify

1966 - Withdrew

1970 - Round 1

1974 to 1982 - Did not qualify

1986 - Round 2

1990 - Did not qualify

1994 - Round 1

1998 - Round 1

2002 - Did not qualify

2006 - Did not qualify

2010 - Did not qualify

African Nations Cup record

African Nations Cup Appearances:13 (First in 1972)

Best result:Winners, 1976

1957 - Did not enter

1959 - Did not enter

1962 - Withdrew

1963 - Did not qualify

1965 - Did not enter

1968 - Did not qualify

1970 - Did not qualify

1972 - Round 1

1974 - Did not qualify

1976 - Champions

1978 - Round 1

1980 - Third place

1982 - Did not qualify

1984 - Did not qualify

1986 - Fourth place

1988 - Fourth place

1990 - Did not qualify

1992 - Round 1

1994 - Did not qualify

1996 - Did not qualify

1998 - Quarterfinals

2000 - Round 1

2002 - Round 1

2004 -  Second place

2006 - Round 1

2008 - Round 1

2010 - Did not qualify

Cedited from Wikipedia.org

Nickname: اسودالأطلس (Lions de l'Atlas) Atlas Lions

Association:Fédération Royale Marocaine de Football

Confederation: CAF (Africa)

Head coach: Eric Gerets

Captain: Houssine Kharja

Most caps: Nourredine Naybet (115)

Top scorer:   Ahmed Faras (42)

Home stadium: Stade Mohammed V - Casablanca

FIFA code: MAR

FIFA ranking: 82

Highest FIFA ranking10 (April 1998)

Lowest FIFA ranking70 (March 2010)

First international: Morocco 3 - 3 Iraq

(Lebanon; 19 October 1957)

Biggest win: Morocco 13 - 1 Saudi Arabia

(Morocco; 6 September 1961)

Home and away shirts

Coaches

1957-1961 Larbi Ben Barek, Abdelkader Lohkmiri, Mohamed Kadmiri

1961-1964 Mohamed Massoun, Kader Firoud.

1964-1967 Mohamed Massoun, Abderrahmane Belmahjoub.

1968-1970 Cluzeau, Abdellah Settati

1970-1971 Blagoja Vidinić

1971-1971  Abderrahmane Belmahjoub

1972-1972 José Barinaga

1972-1976  Abdallah El-Emmani

1976-1977 Gheorghe Mărdărescu (Winner of African Nations Cup)

1977-1977 Abdallah Ben Barek "Malaga"

1979-1979 Cluzeau

1979-1981 Just Fontaine

1981-1981 Yabram Hamidouch

1983-1988 José Faria "Mehdi"

1988-1989 Jaime Valente

1989-1990 Antonio Valentín "Angelino Angelillo"

1990-1992  Werner Olk

1992-1992 Abdelkhalek Louzani

1993-1994 Abdellah Ajri Blinda

1994-1994 Mohammed Lamari

1995-1995 Gilson Nunez

1995-2000 Henri Michel

2000-2000 Henryk Kasperczak

2001-2001 Mustapha Madih

2002-2002 Humberto Coelho

2002-2005 Badou Zaki

2005-2005 Philippe Troussier

2005-2007 Mohamed Fakhir

2007-2008 Henri Michel

2008-2008 Fathi Jamal (interim)

2008-2009 Roger Lemerre

2009-2010 Hassan Moumen

2010-present Eric Gerets