Morocco Women Crush Burkina Faso in Rabat Friendly
The women’s national team of Morocco outclassed Burkina Faso (5-0) in a friendly match. This commanding victory confirms the Atlas Lionesses’ intensive preparations for the upcoming Africa Cup of Nations.
Dominant from start to finish, the Moroccan players settled the match thanks to immediate attacking efficiency on the pitch at Rabat Stadium. Sanaâ Mssoudy quickly opened the scoring with an early brace (4th and 6th minutes), later emulated by Ibtissam Jraidi, who also scored twice (33rd and 57th minutes). Yasmin Mrabet added to the score just before halftime (45th minute), sealing an emphatic victory for the national team.
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Coach Jorge Vilda welcomed the positive atmosphere within the group during this preparation camp. He highlighted the players’ seriousness during training sessions, both physically and tactically. For the Spanish coach, this test against Burkina Faso was the ideal opportunity to confirm the game plans worked on beforehand and assess the team’s progress before tackling the continental competition.
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For their part, captain Ghizlane Chebbak and Hanan Aït El Haj praised the professionalism of the preparation conditions. They view this match as an essential benchmark for assessing their collective fitness level. Emphasis was placed on the final tactical details and physical strengthening, elements the players considered crucial to approach the Africa Cup of Nations in optimal form.
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