Live Score of Egypt vs. Morocco in the U17 Africa Cup 2026
On May 19, 2026, the highly anticipated clash between Egypt and Morocco's U17 teams took place at the Mohammed V Stadium in Casablanca. This match was crucial as it was the final round of group stages in the U17 Africa Cup of Nations. Both teams entered the game with equal points, each having secured four points, making this encounter pivotal for their advancement to the quarter-finals and the opportunity to compete in the U17 World Cup scheduled to be held in Qatar.
In a contest marked by tension and determination, both teams were wary of defeat, knowing that a loss could open the door for Tunisia or Ethiopia to advance. Consequently, the need for victory was paramount for both the Egyptian and Moroccan squads to avoid complicated calculations and secure their spots in the next round.
Match Highlights and Results
The match concluded with Morocco emerging victorious, defeating Egypt with a score of 2-1. The first goal for Morocco came after a brilliant through ball that set up Mohamed Amin Mousstach, who skillfully slotted the ball past Egyptian goalkeeper Malek Amr. Morocco doubled their lead shortly after, with a well-executed play that saw Imran Talai find himself one-on-one with the keeper, effortlessly finding the back of the net.
Egypt fought back and managed to narrow the deficit when Mohamed Said delivered a cross from the right, which was brilliantly converted by Ziad Saadi with an acrobatic volley that found its way into the Moroccan goal.
The match showcased the talent and potential of both teams, with Morocco's young players demonstrating exceptional skill and teamwork throughout the encounter.
For those interested in catching the action, the match was broadcast live on beIN SPORTS 5 HD, featuring commentary by Mohamed Barakat. Additionally, Moroccan sports channels offered coverage of this significant match, further enhancing the viewing experience.
Fans can stay updated on the tournament's progress and schedules through various platforms, including [winwin.com](https://www.winwin.com/).
As reported by winwin.com.
