“Ceuta and Melilla: two cities, one homeland. Morocco”

With Ceuta very topical, the world of football is no stranger to the situation that the Spanish autonomous city is experiencing. This past Sunday, for example, Espanyol player Marcos Fernández remembered the people of Ceuta with the message on his shirt “Ceuta is not for sale, Ceuta defends itself.”

But also in Moroccothe recent episodes that have occurred in Ceuta have had a leading role in its football, as was seen in the stands of the match played on Maghreb Fezcurrent champion of the Moroccan league, and Rahimo of Burkina Faso, corresponding to the beginning of the African Champions.

In this case, the ultra group ‘Fatal Tigers’ displayed a banner with the following message in Spanish: “Ceuta and Melilla: two cities, one homeland. Morocco”. The duel ended with a clear win (4-1) for the local team.

A political demand by the fans of the Moroccan team that was accompanied by several songs and that comes in the midst of the migratory crisis between Morocco and Spain, which, together with Portugal, will also organize the World Cup 2030with the venue of the final still up in the air and being the objective of both countries.