Morocco First Arab African Nation Wins U20 World Cup Defeating Argentina

Morocco's under-20 national football team, known as the Atlas Cubs, made history by winning the U20 World Cup for the first time, defeating Argentina 2-0 in the final held in Santiago, Chile. Yassir Zabiri was the standout player, scoring both goals, including a remarkable free kick and a close-range volley, leading Morocco to become the first Arab and African nation to claim this prestigious title. The team's performance was lauded for its tactical precision, cohesion, and maturity, showcasing the rising strength of Moroccan football on the global stage. King Mohammed VI personally congratulated the team, praising their dedication, unity, and the efforts of coaches and officials in advancing Moroccan football. This victory follows Morocco's recent successes, including a semi-final appearance at the Qatar World Cup and a third-place finish at the Paris Olympic Games, solidifying its emergence as a formidable football nation. The win has been celebrated nationwide as a landmark achievement for Moroccan and Arab football.