Morocco exits the U-17 World Cup with a heavy defeat, losing by six goals.

Morocco Exits U-17 Women's World Cup with Heavy Loss
The Moroccan U-17 women's national team was eliminated from the "Morocco 2026" FIFA Women's World Cup after suffering a 6-0 defeat to North Korea in the Round of 16 match held on Wednesday evening, October 28, 2026, at the Mohammed VI Football Complex.
The North Korean players dominated the match from the outset, with Yoo Yong-hyang scoring the opening goal in the 6th minute, followed by her teammate Kim Won-sim adding the second goal in the 33rd minute, as the Moroccan players struggled to fend off the repeated attacks from their opponents.
The North Korean superiority continued until the end of the first half, where Kim Won-sim scored the third goal in the 41st minute, before Yoo Yong-hyang netted her second and her team's fourth goal in the 43rd minute, ending the first half with North Korea leading 4-0.
In the second half, the North Korean team maintained its dominance, with Ri Wi-jeong adding the fifth goal in the 54th minute, followed by Ri Kyung-im scoring the sixth goal in the 62nd minute, while the Moroccan team failed to reduce the deficit against the strong attacking play of their opponents.





