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00:00of his own lovely delivery here Bilal al-Khanous looks to hit it back into space Hussein there to
00:05clear Morocco keep it alive though and now a chance Mabula gets away from Esauzuli a little
00:13too strong and Borno says I've got it decision-making and I have to take an extra touch
00:19to give his player you know that chance if the ball goes behind the defense to reach it
00:30inside the area a little star quality tight angle and the goal has finally come Brahim Diaz becomes
00:37the first Moroccan to score in four matches of an African cup of nations he's done it in successive
00:44games and he's broken the deadlock again seven goals in qualifying he's top goal scorer in the
00:50qualifiers four goals in the finals top goal scorer in the finals Brahim Diaz his star continues to
00:59rise exponentially rising and shining rising and shining you know he has always been in those
01:06pockets he's always asking for the ball he's always trying to make a difference and then he did a
01:11different when it comes to that and he has been a history you know that tells you how special this
01:18player is you can see that he's the one that wants it more like looking for those spaces getting those
01:23balls and you know he did he ratchets everybody I never saw it coming we were expecting the cross the
01:28goalkeeper was expecting a cross but he used his right foot and then all started from the captain
01:33Hakimi when he dazzled past put the true good ball to Diaz I thought that he was gonna clip him
01:40but you see nobody even the goalkeeper wasn't expecting you know a shot on target we were all
01:45expecting a cross drills it at his near post and Marcelanga beaten
01:53Brahim Diaz strikes true and the deadlock is finally broken and the complex sportif
02:00Prince Mule Abdelain Rabat
02:03done it again he's just he just continues to do it against Comoros the team was down and out
02:09with that though we are going to see a change for Tanzania and it's no surprise that

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