Morocco has advanced to the final of the TotalEnergies CAF Futsal AFCON after defeating Egypt 6-0 in the semifinal match held at the Salle Moulay Abdellah. According to AllAfrica, this victory marks the fourth consecutive final appearance for the Atlas Lions, who are currently the defending champions. The match concluded with a dominant performance by the home side, setting up a decisive contest against Angola for the continental title.
Soufian Charraoui, a pivot based in the Netherlands, scored twice during the semifinal to lead the team’s offensive effort. AllAfrica reported that Charraoui emphasized the difficulty of maintaining top status in the sport, noting that the squad trains extensively to sustain their high level of play. He attributed the team’s resilience to strong unity and the significant support they receive from national leadership and fans. The player highlighted the backing of the King of Morocco, stating that the team fights for one another to ensure they do not let their supporters down.
Charraoui also discussed the physical challenges he faced before the tournament, revealing that a foot problem had kept him off the initial squad list for three months. AllAfrica noted that he was added to the roster just one day before the tournament began after receiving clearance from the medical staff. He credited coach Hicham Dguig and the medical team for helping him recover in time to contribute to the team’s success in the semifinal.
The final match is scheduled for Wednesday, 21 October, at 20:00 local time, where Morocco will face Angola. AllAfrica indicated that Charraoui remains focused on winning the cup, acknowledging that the final will not be easy but expressing confidence in the team’s preparation. In the same venue, Egypt will compete against Algeria in the third-place match at 17:00. The hosts are seeking to retain their title on home soil, with the entire squad focused on securing the trophy in front of their fans.