A mural in Tottenham is readying people for the Africa Cup of Nations in 100 days.
Londoners can now spot one of the city’s biggest new murals in Tottenham, a celebration of Morocco, football, and art unveiled by reviews website Tripadvisor and Visit Morocco tourist board.
Just before the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) begins in Morocco, the artwork brings a splash of North African colour and energy to north London.
Almost 10 metres high and nine metres wide, it is the work of UK street artist Peachzz.
Located off Fore Street, only minutes from the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, its takes inspiration from Peachzz’s travels through Morocco.
Crystal Palace defender Chadi Riad joined Peachzz to reveal the piece (Image: Stefan Jakubowski / Hunter PR)
This reflects the country’s rich culture, bold colours, and passion for the beautiful game.
Moroccan international and Crystal Palace defender Chadi Riad joined Peachzz to unveil the piece.
A close up of the new mural unveiled ahead of the Africa Cup of Nations (Image: Stefan Jakubowski / Hunter PR)
Riad, who has been capped three times for his country, said: “A mural like this will spark curiosity, encourage people to find out more about Morocco, and inspire them to engage with AFCON when it comes around.
“It feels right for London, a city with such a rich history of creative expression, to be the place where our football and our culture are celebrated together.”
This artwork is the first in a series of large-scale, artist-led murals.