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US Soccer Monitoring Morocco Protests for U-17 World Cup

US Soccer Monitoring Morocco Protests for U-17 World Cup

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The U.S. U-17 Women's National Team is set to compete in the World Cup in Morocco this month, despite ongoing anti-government protests in the host nation. U.S. Soccer confirmed it is monitoring the situation, with the tournament scheduled to take place in Rabat. Protests, fueled by anger over spending on the 2030 Men's World Cup, have intensified, leading to fatalities. U.S. Soccer stated no changes to travel or security plans have been made.

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