Morocco claimed their second Arab Cup, edging past Jordan 3-2 after extra time in a final full of skill, tension, and unforgettable moments.
The Atlas Lions set the tone early. Just four minutes in, Oussama Tannane unleashed a thunderbolt from midfield that stunned everyone, including the Jordanian goalkeeper, giving Morocco a 1-0 lead at halftime. It was a strike that had fans on their feet and immediately put the Atlas Lions in control.
Jordan fought back in the second half. Olwan scored in the 48th minute before converting a penalty 20 minutes later, putting the Nashama ahead 2-1. Morocco coach Sektioui responded with three key substitutions, shifting the momentum of the game.
Hamadallah’s equalizer in the 87th minute sent the match into extra time, keeping the tension high. Jordan thought they had regained the lead in the 91st minute, but the goal was ruled out, prolonging the drama. Finally, in the 100th minute, Hamadallah struck again to give Morocco the winning goal and seal a historic victory.
Both teams gave everything on the pitch, delivering a match full of moments that will be remembered by fans for years. Morocco now lifts the Arab Cup for the second time in their history, their first since 2012, while Jordan can take pride in an incredible tournament that saw them reach the final for the first time.
