Although Morocco was not qualified for the final, its achievements in the current Qatar World Cup are enough to make the whole Africa rejoice. As the biggest dark horse of this tournament, the whole Moroccan team united up and down, and ranked in the top four with tenacious fighting spirit and firm belief, which not only changed the history of African football, but also made the world see the infinite possibilities of African football. As coach Regrahi said after the match with France: "We want to show the existence of Moroccan football to the world." In the group match, Morocco drew Croatia, the runner up of the last World Cup, in the first game. In the second round, it beat Belgium, the third place, 2-0, which was a big surprise. In the third game, it beat Canada, 2-1, which won the first place in Group F with seven points of 2 wins and 1 draws. Until this time, most people still thought that they would not go further, and the group qualification was already the limit. However, Morocco proved that they were a real black horse: in the eighth final, facing the powerful Spanish team, Morocco successfully resisted the attack of its opponents, and in 120 minutes, the two sides played a goalless match 0-0 and won the penalty shoot out match 3-0; In the quarter finals, Morocco beat its opponents 1-0 to reach the top four when they met Portugal, the favorite team to win the championship. The reason why the Moroccan team was able to defeat several strong European teams in succession depended on their strong and effective defense. In the six matches that have been played, Morocco has lost only three goals in total. In the first five games, except for scoring an own goal against Canada, the other four games all kept zero. Through these matches, we can also see that although Morocco's scenes and ball control rate are inferior in most of the six matches, the number of times to create substantive threats is usually no less than that of powerful opponents. This also shows that their players actually have quite high tactical literacy and ability, because tactical execution is a direct reflection of their own strength. It is no wonder that most of the Moroccan players play in European national leagues, among which there are also some players who play in such prestigious clubs as Chelsea in the Premier League, Paris Saint Germain in French league and Bayern Munich in German league. This summer, the Moroccan youth training development model was promoted by FIFA as a positive teaching material. FIFA summarized their youth training plans as: "Three indispensable elements - infrastructure, talents and appropriate teaching staff." In 2019, Morocco built the Mohammed VI Football Academy, the world's most advanced national football youth talent training center. Morocco also has two professional leagues and four amateur leagues. It has developed campus football, mass football and emerging women's football. Most of the players of these teams at different levels come from Mohammed VI Football Academy and regional football youth training bases in 12 regions. The vast majority of these youth training talents will not embark on the path of professional football in the future, but can provide a solid tower base and a solid market foundation for Morocco's football "pyramid". It can be seen that the top four of the World Cup is only a periodic reward for Morocco's more than ten years of football, and their success is also a great contribution to other African countries