Morocco team members get off the plane after arriving in Morocco before the bus parade.
Reuters
2/13
Tens of thousands of Moroccans thronged the capital on Tuesday to welcome home their national football team, the first Arab or African squad ever to reach the semi-final of a World Cup.
AP
3/13
People gather to welcome the Morocco soccer team after the Qatar World Cup.
AP
4/13
The team and their coach Walid Regragui waved from an open-topped bus.
REUTERS
5/13
They were driven from the airport and around central Rabat, accompanied by dozens of police cars and motorbikes with flashing lights and wailing sirens.
AFP
6/13
Morocco players are pictured an open-topped bus. Morocco national team won the fourth place at the last World Cup.
REUTERS
7/13
Supporters cheer as Morocco's national football team arrives to the center of the capital Rabat.
AFP
8/13
The players of Morocco national soccer team celebrate on a bus and wave to the public during a homecoming parade in central Rabat, Morocco.
AP
9/13
Supporters cheer as Morocco's national football team arrives to the center of the capital Rabat.
AFP
10/13
The players of Morocco national soccer team celebrate on a bus and wave during a homecoming parade in central Rabat.
AP
11/13
Supporters cheer as Morocco's national football team arrives to the center of the capital Rabat.
AFP
12/13
Supporters light flares and cheer as Morocco's national football team arrives to the center of the capital Rabat.
REUTERS
13/13
Supporters light flares and cheer as Morocco's national football team arrives to the center of the capital Rabat.
AFP
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