The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has celebrated the latest achievement of the Moroccan national futsal team, crowned champions of the Africa Cup of Nations "Morocco 2026" after their victory in the final against Angola (5-2).
Taking place on Wednesday evening in Rabat, this match allowed the national team to maintain its dominance on the continent. The official CAF website highlighted the exceptional journey of the Lions, who add a fourth continental title to their record, following those of 2016, 2020, and 2024. Morocco thus becomes the first nation to triumph four times in this competition and retains the trophy for the third consecutive time.
The match reached a peak of intensity at the end of the first half. Othman El Idrissi opened the scoring for Morocco in the 17th minute, followed by a quick equalizer from Angola's Joao Campangula in the 18th minute. Youssef Jawad immediately restored the lead for his team just before the break, in the 19th minute.
Back from the locker room, the Moroccans intensified their dominance. Idriss Rais Al-Fani extended the score in the 21st minute, followed by Ismail Amzal in the 33rd minute, and then Bilal Al-Baqali, who scored the fifth goal in the 35th minute. This decisive victory confirms the undeniable supremacy of Moroccan futsal on the African stage.
