Morocco Extends Unbeaten Run with Convincing Win Over Uganda

With the Africa Cup of Nations just a month away, host nation Morocco has continued its impressive winning streak, defeating Uganda 4-0 in a friendly international match in Tangier. This victory marks the team’s 18th successive win, further solidifying its record-breaking run.

The Atlas Lions had previously broken the record of 15 consecutive wins set by Spain between June 2008 and 2009. The match against Uganda was part of Morocco’s preparations for the upcoming Africa Cup of Nations finals, where they will face Comoros in the opening match on December 21 in Rabat.

The game got off to a swift start, with Uganda scoring an own goal through defender Herbert Achai in the fourth minute. Moroccan player Ismael Saibari added to the scoreline with a goal in the 33rd minute. The second half saw Morocco maintain its dominance, with substitute Soufiane Rahimi converting a penalty in the 79th minute. Another substitute, Bilal El Khannouss, sealed the win with a goal in the 88th minute, making the final score 4-0.

This convincing win will undoubtedly boost Morocco’s confidence as they gear up to host the prestigious Africa Cup of Nations tournament. The team’s preparations are well underway, and this match has provided valuable experience for the players. As the tournament draws near, Morocco will look to carry this momentum forward and make a strong impression on the international stage.

The Africa Cup of Nations is set to kick off on December 21, with Morocco facing Comoros in the opening match. With their current unbeaten streak and strong team dynamics, the Atlas Lions are poised to make a significant impact in the tournament. As the host nation, Morocco will be looking to utilize their home advantage and make a deep run in the competition.