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Khalid Labied

Khalid Labied (born 24 August 1955) was a Moroccan footballer who played as a midfielder essentially for Fath US as well as the Moroccan national team.^[1]

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Fath US

Moroccan Championship: 1980–81
Throne Cup: 1975–76

Morocco

Africa Cup of Nations: Third 1980
Mediterranean Games: Gold medal 1983
Arab Games: Silver medal 1985

Individual

Africa Cup of Nations goalscorer: 1980 (with S. Odegbami) with 3 goals

References

^ "Khalid Labied, le dribbleur". Le Matin (Morocco) (in French). 10 February 2006.

v t e Morocco squad – 1986 African Cup of Nations fourth place
GK Zaki GK Hmied DF Bouyahyaoui DF El Biyaz DF Khalifa DF Lamriss DF Ouadani MF Bouderbala MF Dolmy MF Mo. El Haddaoui MF Mu. El Haddaoui MF Jebrane MF Sahil MF Souleimani FW Khairi FW Labied FW Merry FW Rhiati DF Bidane FW Fadhili FW Yakdani Coach: Mehdi Faria

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