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FIFA World Cup 2022 has unfolded magnificent results and performances across the boards, and the recent match between Portugal and Morocco was nothing but a spectacle. Notably, Morocco defended their unbeaten run, whereas Portugal’s run saddeningly ended in the Quarterfinals.

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When it comes to sports, many emotions join together to shape a worldwide cheer. Following the final result, many streamers and influencers went to Twitter to display their emotions regarding the result. Pokimane, KSI, IShowSpeed, and some of the many creators departed their feelings of joy and sorrow at the same time.

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Elon Musk, Pokimane, KSI, Jake Paul, and many others share their thoughts after Morocco versus Portugal FIFA World Cup 2022 Quarterfinal match

Above all, it is important to note that as soon as Morocco defeated Portugal, they entered history by becoming the first African team to qualify for the FIFA World Cup semi-finals.

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And to celebrate this, Twitch queen Pokimane, who shares a Moroccan origin, displayed her happiness regarding Morocco’s victory. One can see her tweet below:

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Moreover, popular singer Shakira also passed on her regard by reverberating a line from her official FIFA World Cup 2010 song “Waka Waka.”

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To join the celebration and pass on the congratulations, a close confidant of YouTuber MrBeast and Twitter CEO Elon Musk passed on his greetings to the record-setting team. He said:

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Moreover, a popular member of the YouTube group Beta Squad, Chunkz displayed his regard for the victory of Morocco.

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On the other side, some streamers and personalities portrayed the missed opportunity of seeing a ‘Messi vs Ronaldo’ match. Influencer-turned-boxer KSI did congratulate the African side. However, he surfaced the thought of losing the possibility of a ‘Messi vs Ronaldo’ World Cup Final matchup. More so, his fellow Sidemen members Behzinga and Zerkaa too joined the thought. The tweets are below:

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Famous influencer and boxer Jake Paul, who was also rooting for a ‘Messi versus Ronaldo’ World Cup final, passed on his regards to the winning team. However, he also commented on his worry about the fact that Cristiano Ronaldo was not in the starting lineup for the game.

Known to be an avid follower of Ronaldo, YouTuber IShowSpeed had been curiously trying to get to see and meet his idol on the soccer field. Moreover, he was watching the match unfolding by being in the stadium. Sadly, seeing his idol lose a critical match broke him into tears, but he didn’t miss the chance to portray his love for the Portuguese footballer.

Hence, while the stadium got lit with cheers, Twitter too accommodated the feelings of sheer happiness for Morocco. On the other hand, it also became a platform for people to share their regard for Portugal, which brought wholesomeness to the community.

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With Portugal out, which team are you rooting to lift the FIFA World Cup 2022? Do share with us in the comments section below.

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Astitava Kaushik

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Astitava Kaushik is an eSports writer at EssentiallySports. He holds a Master's degree in Media and Communication studies. Throughout the years, he has developed a knack for writing and deems to explore the skill in the eSports field, with games like Valorant, FIFA, and Call of Duty holding a very special place in his heart. While there are many streamers that he adores, 'ShahZam' is the one who he keenly follows. He also writes poems and stories and recommends Lil Uzi Vert songs for good vibes.

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