The Moroccan national team topped the third round of the North African Football Qualifiers born in 2005, with 7 points, and is very close to qualifying for the finals of the African Under-20 Nations Cup, which is expected to be hosted in Egypt or Côte d’Ivoire, while Egypt came in second place with 4 points, and Tunisia is third with 3. Points, Algeria is fourth, two points, and Libya is fifth and last, nothing.
Egypt defeats Libya by two goals to one
The Egyptian youth football team, born in 2005, achieved victory over its Libyan counterpart with two goals to one in the match that took place between them this evening, Tuesday, at the new Suez Canal Authority Stadium in Ismailia, as part of the third round matches of the North African qualifiers for the qualifying game for the Under-20 African Nations Cup. The ground was Ahmed Khaled Kabaka from a penalty kick in the 75th minute, Abdallah Bostanji in the 89th minute, and for the guest Abdelaziz Mansour in the 76th minute. The match was managed by Moroccan Mustafa Kashaf, and he was assisted by his compatriots Hamza Naciri and Abdel Samad Abartouni, and fourthly Algerian Lotfi Baqwasa and his compatriot Mohamed Bilil, and Ahmed Suleiman Kabaka was chosen. Man of the match.
Morocco tied with Algeria 1/1
The Moroccan youth football team, born in 2005, tied with its Algerian counterpart, 1-1, in the match that took place between them this evening, Tuesday, at the new Suez Canal Authority Stadium in Ismailia, as part of the third round of qualifiers for the U-20 African Nations Cup. Mohamed Zaghadi scored for Algeria in the 14th minute. And for Morocco in the 86th minute, Naim Biar. The match was managed by the Egyptian Ahmed Al-Ghandour, assisted by his compatriots Youssef Al-Bsati and Samir Gamal, and fourthly, the Libyan Abdel-Wahed Haryouida, monitored by Samir Mahmoud Othman, and Mokhtar Anis, the Algerian goalkeeper, was chosen as the man of the match.
