CAN 2021: Morocco did not tremble against Malawi

By R

| 25 janvier 2022

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Morocco ended up eliminating (2-1) in a thrilling round of 16 African Cup.

The Moroccan double brought the autograph of En-Nesyri (45+1′) and a free-kick by Parisian Achraf Hakimi (70′) while Malawi opened the scoring thanks to Mhango (6′).

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