The strongest version of this narrative frames Morocco’s victory as a principled enforcement of rules, where procedural fairness outweighs emotional or sporting outcomes. The decision to award Morocco the title rests on clear regulations—abandoning the pitch without justification results in a forfeit—and supporters argue that consistency in applying such rules is essential for the integrity of the sport. The Moroccan team and media have pivoted swiftly to future ambitions, treating the controver...