The Moroccan national team crowned itself the African Futsal Cup of Nations champion for the fourth time in its history, after a well-deserved victory over the Angolan team with a score of five goals to two, in the final match held today, Wednesday, on the indoor court at Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium in Rabat.
The beginning of the match witnessed equality between the two teams with an exchange of attacks, as the “Lions of the Hall” sought to score an early goal. The Angolan team showed strong defense and tactical discipline, which made it difficult to break through their defense in the first half. Othman Idrissi managed to score the first goal for Morocco, before Joao Campangola equalized. However, Youssef Jawad restored the lead for Morocco by scoring the second goal, ending the first half in favor of the national team.
In the second half, the Moroccan team entered with a clear offensive strength, adding the third goal by the technical Idriss El Rais, then Ismail Amzal reinforced the score with the fourth goal. Bilal Al-Baqali widened the gap by scoring the fifth goal, confirming Morocco’s control over the course of the game. Despite Fortis Anderson’s attempt to reduce the difference by scoring the second goal for Angola, the Moroccan team maintained its lead until the end of the match.
With this great victory, Morocco embraces winning the African Futsal Cup of Nations, adding a new title to its football achievements record, confirming its high status in this sport on the continental level. The tournament also witnessed the Egyptian team securing third place after a resounding victory over Algeria with eight goals to one in the third-place playoff match.
