Abdelhamid Sabiri scored a goal for Morocco during their World Cup match against Belgium on Sunday, which took place in Group F of the tournament. His goal was struck from an audaciously tight angle, and fellow substitute Zakaria Aboukhlal added a second for Morocco in stoppage time to make the score 2-0. After all was said and done, the final score was 2-0 in favour of Morocco, making them the champion.
The game-winning goal was scored by Sabiri off of a free kick that was taken rather near to the corner flag in the 73rd minute of play. This was Morocco’s only third overall win in the World Cup finals, and it came from this match. The goalkeeper for Belgium, Thibaut Courtois, who was stationed relatively near to the post, was beaten by the shot that was taken by Morocco, which not only secured their victory but also won them the match.
Hakim Ziyech was the one who initiated the counterattack that ultimately resulted in a goal being scored by Aboukhlal. The goal scored by Aboukhlal was the result of a counterattack that was carried out. When Belgium was trying to score an equaliser, the opposition team was able to catch them as they were rushing forward.
With the last kick of the first half, the North Africans had another chance to put the ball in the back of the goal; however, a VAR review found that the team’s captain, Romain Saiss, had been just a hair offside. The free kick taken by Ziyech managed to go through everyone in the penalty area, including Courtois, who was caught off guard, enabling the North Africans a second chance to put the ball in the back of the net.
In their first two matches, Morocco has gained four points, whereas Belgium has just three points to show for their efforts. Morocco is now in first place. On Sunday, the third and final matchup in Group F is going to be between Canada and Croatia. Canada and Croatia are slated to play each other. Abdelhamid Sabiri scored a goal for Morocco during their World Cup match against Belgium on Sunday, which took place in Group F of the tournament. His goal was struck from an audaciously tight angle, and fellow substitute Zakaria Aboukhlal added a second for Morocco in stoppage time to make the score 2-0. After all was said and done, the final score was 2-0 in favour of Morocco, making them the champion.
The game-winning goal was scored by Sabiri off of a free kick that was taken rather near to the corner flag in the 73rd minute of play. This was Morocco’s only third overall win in the World Cup finals, and it came from this match. The goalkeeper for Belgium, Thibaut Courtois, who was stationed relatively near to the post, was beaten by the shot that was taken by Morocco, which not only secured their victory but also won them the match.
Hakim Ziyech was the one who initiated the counterattack that ultimately resulted in a goal being scored by Aboukhlal. The goal scored by Aboukhlal was the result of a counterattack that was carried out. When Belgium was trying to score an equaliser, the opposition team was able to catch them as they were rushing forward.
With the last kick of the first half, the North Africans had another chance to put the ball in the back of the goal; however, a VAR review found that the team’s captain, Romain Saiss, had been just a hair offside. The free kick taken by Ziyech managed to go through everyone in the penalty area, including Courtois, who was caught off guard, enabling the North Africans a second chance to put the ball in the back of the net.
In their first two matches, Morocco has gained four points, whereas Belgium has just three points to show for their efforts. Morocco is now in first place. On Sunday, the third and final matchup in Group F is going to be between Canada and Croatia. Canada and Croatia are slated to play each other.
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