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The Moroccan national team were crowned Arab Cup 2025 champions after a dramatic 3-2 victory over Jordan on Thursday evening at Lusail Stadium, sealing a historic final filled with unforgettable moments.
The Atlas Lions lifted the trophy following a thrilling encounter that showcased resilience, tactical depth, and late drama.
A Final Packed with Drama and Stunning Goals
Morocco took an early lead through a sensational long-range strike by Osama Tannane in the 4th minute, catching Jordan goalkeeper Yazeed Abu Laila off his line.
Jordan responded after halftime when Ali Olwan equalized with a header in the 48th minute. The Jordanian forward then gave his side the lead in the 68th minute from the penalty spot.
As the clock ticked down, substitute Abderrazak Hamdallah ignited the stadium by scoring the equalizer in the 87th minute, sending the match into extra time.
Hamdallah Delivers the Decisive Blow
Morocco completed the comeback in extra time when Hamdallah struck again in the 100th minute, converting a precise cross to secure the winning goal and the Arab Cup title.
This triumph marks Morocco’s second Arab Cup title, following their first success in 2012, under the leadership of head coach Tarek Sektioui.
Jordan’s impressive run came to an end despite a remarkable tournament under Moroccan coach Jamal Sellami, with the Nashama suffering their first defeat after five consecutive wins.
Key Moments from the Final
- 4’ – Osama Tannane scores a spectacular opener from midfield
- 48’ – Ali Olwan equalizes for Jordan
- 68’ – Olwan converts a penalty to put Jordan ahead
- 87’ – Hamdallah scores the equalizer
- 100’ – Hamdallah nets the winning goal in extra time
A Tournament to Remember for Morocco
Morocco dominated key phases of the match, controlled midfield exchanges, and showed exceptional mental strength in decisive moments. Despite Jordan’s relentless pressure and late attempts, Morocco’s defense held firm to secure a memorable victory.
The final whistle at Lusail confirmed a historic night for the Atlas Lions, as they lifted the Arab Cup trophy in one of the most dramatic finals in the competition’s history.
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