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MOROCCO WINS IT’S THIRD CAF FUTSAL TITLE.
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Morocco produced an amazing performance to secure their third Afcon futsal title in front of their home crowd. The Atlas Lions claimed their third consecutive TotalEnergies CAF Futsal AFCON title by defeating the Sable Antelopes of Angola 5-1 in a thrilling final.
The match, held at a packed Prince Moulay Abdellah Hall, saw goals from Soufiane Borite, Bilal Bakkali, Anas El Ayyane, Idriss Raiss El Fenni, and captain Soufiane El Mesrar securing the victory for Morocco.
The hosts started strong with Borite's early goal, followed by an equalizer from Angola's Aderito Santo. However, Morocco dominated with goals from Raiss El Fenni and El Mesrar, sealing their win.
Additionally, Libya secured a spot in the FIFA Futsal World Cup by defeating Egypt 3-1 in penalties after a thrilling 2-2 draw.
Essam Ramadan initially gave The Pharaohs a 2-0 lead, but the Mediterranean Knights of Libya fought back with goals from Mohamed Said and Suhayb Alghoul, leading to a penalty shootout where Libyan keeper Mahmoud Abd Elwahab emerged as the hero, sending Libya to the World Cup in Uzbekistan.
Although Libya couldn't get the title, they'll be comforted that they secured a spot in the Futsal world championship.
Egypt will be disappointed for neither securing their title nor a place in the Futsal World Championship coming up this year. In Uzbekistan.
The exciting tournament highlighted standout players who were recognized by CAF during the vibrant closing ceremony at Prince Moulay Abdellah Hall.The host team dominated the individual awards, securing the TotalEnergies Player of the Tournament, Best Goalkeeper, Top Scorer, and the Final's Man of the Match titles, while Ghana settled for the fair play team award.
Here's the complete list of winners:
Winner: Morocco
Runner-up: Angola
Third place: Libya
Fourth place: Egypt
TotalEnergies Player of the Tournament: Bilal Bakkali (Morocco)
Top Scorer: Soufian Charraoui (Morocco)
Best Goalkeeper: Abdelkrim Anbia (Morocco)
TotalEnergies Man of the Match (Final): Ismail Amazal (Morocco)
Fair Play Team: Ghana
