Moroccan National Team Continues to Break Records: 17 Consecutive Wins After Defeating Mozambique
The Moroccan national team is shaping an extraordinary chapter in its history after a new victory over Mozambique, winning 1-0 in the friendly match held at the Grand Stadium of Tangier on Friday evening, with a notable crowd celebrating the venue’s new look.
The match’s only goal came from Azeddine Ounahi just seven minutes after the start, reinforcing the “Lions of the Atlas” readiness and confidence ahead of the African Cup of Nations just weeks away. This win extended the team’s positive run since their last draw against Mauritania on March 26, 2024.
With this victory, Morocco reached a remarkable milestone of 17 consecutive wins under coach Walid Regragui, surpassing the previous world record of 15 wins held by Spain between 2008 and 2009. The “Lions of the Atlas” had already broken the record since their win over Congo last October in the World Cup qualifiers, and today they further improved that tally.
Regragui’s squad will have another opportunity to enhance this incredible record next Tuesday when they face Uganda in another friendly, serving as a strong rehearsal before the continental championship. The fans await eagerly, excitement builds, and the team seems on the path to something greater than just a series of numbers.
