Morocco Stuns World No. 2 Belgium in Historic 2-0 World Cup Victory
The Arab press enthusiastically and with praise saluted the victory of Walid Regragui’s protégés at the end of the Morocco-Belgium match (2-0) counting for the 2nd day of group F of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
"The Moroccan national team excels and wins a historic victory over Belgium," simply titled Al-Arabiya.net. According to the site, the Atlas Lions showed greater offensive audacity against the second-ranked nation in the FIFA ranking. "Historic victory of Morocco over Belgium," also wrote "Sky News", emphasizing the secret of this meeting, which according to the site, lies in the substitutes’ bench. "Morocco has strong names on the bench, since the two goals scored bear the signature of two players who participated in the second half, namely Abdelhamid Sabiri and Zakaria Aboukhlal," notes the author of the article. They are the scorers of the two goals of the match.
"The Lions of Morocco overturn the Belgian devils with a historic double," headlines Al-Sharq Al-Awsat. The newspaper saluted the performances of Walid Regragui’s protégés: "Striker Sabiri scored a superb goal on a free kick in the 73rd minute before Zakaria AbouKhlal increased the score in stoppage time with a magnificent close-range shot, after a decisive pass from the excellent Hakim Ziyech." And to note that the Atlas Lions took their revenge on Sunday for their defeat against their Belgian counterparts (0-1) during the 1994 World Cup.
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