The path of the Moroccan national team for under-17 years in the “World Cup” in Indonesia was halted in the quarter-finals, after being defeated by the Malian national team with a goal to none, in a match that took place on the floor of the “Manahan” stadium in the city of Surakarta.
The first half began at a high pace with an exchange of attacks between the two teams, with the advantage being given to the Malian national team, which was more threatening to the “Atlas Cubs”.
Goalkeeper Taha Benguzel shone remarkably, after blocking a group of dangerous balls from the Mali national team's attack, while the Moroccan national team's attacks did not pose any threat to the opponent's goal.
The match witnessed protests against the Ecuadorian referee, Augusto Aragon, from the Moroccan side, especially after he obstructed the player Hamouni inside the operations box.
Saeed Sheba made a group of changes to his starting lineup out of a desire to inject new blood into the attacking line, as substitute Ayman Al-Nayer almost scored against Burama Kony.
The Malian national team succeeded in scoring the first goal through player Ibrahim Diarra in the 81st minute of the match, taking advantage of a defensive lapse in the ranks of the “Cubes”.
The Moroccan national team did not show any reaction after receiving the goal, as it continued to decline, while the rest of the minutes of the match did not know anything new, so the Mali national team succeeded in reaching the semi-finals of the “World Cup” for juniors.
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