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World Cup 2026 Qualifiers: Morocco Beats Zambia 2-1

[08/06/2024 07:52]

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Morocco's football team defeated Zambian team by two goals to one in Group E matches in the third round of African qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup in the United States, Mexico and Canada.

Morocco's goals were scored by Hakim Ziyech in the sixth minute from the penalty spot, Elias Bensghir in the 67th minute, while Edouard Chilovia scored Zambia's goal in the 80th minute.

Morocco topped the group with six points from two games and three points ahead of Zambia, Niger and Tanzania, with Congo at the bottom of the standings without a score.