At the Tokyo Olympics, Morocco secured a historic victory in the men's soccer bronze medal match by defeating Egypt with an impressive scoreline of 6-0. The Moroccans dominated the game from the start, showcasing their skill and determination on the field.
The first half saw Abde Ezzalzouli and Soufiane Rahimi finding the back of the net, giving Morocco a comfortable lead. The momentum continued in the second half as Bilal El Khannouss extended their advantage with a third goal.
Rahimi, who had been a standout player throughout the tournament, scored his second goal of the match, bringing his total to an impressive eight goals. Akram Nakach and captain Achraf Hakimi further solidified Morocco's victory by adding more goals late in the game.
This remarkable win not only secured the bronze medal for Morocco but also marked the nation's first-ever Olympic soccer medal. The team's outstanding performance and cohesive gameplay were evident throughout the match, earning them a well-deserved place on the podium.
