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Sektioui: Morocco Must Beat Saudi Arabia to Qualify

Sektioui stresses win is essential as Morocco seeks a quarterfinal spot in Arab Cup.

Abderrahim KabbourbyAbderrahim Kabbour
Dec, 07, 2025
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Morocco’s reserve national team coach Tarik Sektioui says his squad is prepared for a tough quarterfinal against Syria in the Arab Cup. 

Morocco’s reserve national team coach Tarik Sektioui says his squad is prepared for a tough quarterfinal against Syria in the Arab Cup. 

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Rabat – The Moroccan national team is preparing for a decisive match against Saudi Arabia in the Arab Cup group stage tomorrow.

Coach Tarik Sektioui explained that his players are motivated and focused. 

He said the team atmosphere is positive, with unity and responsibility guiding their approach. For him, the goal is clear, Morocco must play to win. 

He warned that aiming for a draw would be a mistake, since three points are needed to secure qualification for the quarterfinals.

Sektioui noted that while there is pressure, it is the kind of pressure that pushes the team to perform better and represent Moroccan football with pride. 

He stressed that success will depend on technical preparation, physical effort, tactical discipline, and mental strength.

On Saudi Arabia, Sektioui admitted they have advantages. The Saudi squad leads Group B with six points, has a stable coaching staff, and players who have trained together for a long time. 

They have held several camps and played friendlies, which gave them time to build chemistry. 

Morocco, by contrast, is still forming its tactics, with some players meeting for the first time during the opening match against Comoros. 

Despite this, Sektioui believes Morocco can compete if they rely on collective spirit and determination.

The group standings currently place Saudi Arabia first with six points, Morocco second with four points, Oman third with one point, and Comoros last with no points. 

This means Morocco must beat Saudi Arabia to qualify directly without waiting for other results.

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