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Home > Headlines > Morocco Edges Tunisia 2-0 in Friendly Game

Morocco Edges Tunisia 2-0 in Friendly Game

Achraf Hakimi managed to break the deadlock in the 80th minute of the match, giving fans at the Fez Stadium something to cheer about.

Sara ZouitenbySara Zouiten
Jun, 06, 2025
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Atlas Lion Azzedine Ounahi from tonight's game against Tunisia

Atlas Lion Azzedine Ounahi from tonight's game against Tunisia

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Rabat – Morocco secured a solid 2-0 victory over Tunisia on Friday night in a friendly game at the Fez Grand Stadium.

The first goal came from Achraf Hakimi, who finally broke the deadlock in the 80th minute. The Paris Saint-Germain defender tapped the ball in from close range after a well-placed cross by Eliesse Ben Seghir following a corner.

The goal was long-awaited as Morocco struggled to break down Tunisia’s defense. Hakimi, in excellent form after leading PSG to their first-ever Champions League title just last week, once again proved decisive and showed sharp movement and confidence throughout the match.

Just when it seemed the match would end 1-0, substitute Ayoub El Kaabi added a second goal during added time, sealing the win and sending Moroccan fans into celebration. 

It was a tightly contested game with both teams creating chances but struggling to find the back of the net. Morocco dominated much of the second half, with substitutes bringing energy to the attack, especially in the final minutes, as they pushed forward and tested Tunisia’s defense.

Yassine Bounou made key saves to keep Morocco in the lead, especially denying a dangerous header from Hazem Mastouri in the 74th minute.

Both teams used the match to rotate their squads and try different tactical setups. The international friendly is part of both teams’ preparation for the upcoming Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON).

The win boosts confidence for the Atlas Lions as they finalize their preparations, where they will be considered one of the tournament favorites. Tunisia, on the other hand, will need to work on finishing and maintaining focus in key moments.

The next few weeks will be crucial for both sides as they fine-tune their squads before heading to the continental tournament.

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