Oklahoma City Dodgers 4:3 Sugar Land 
Round Rock Express 2:8 Albuquerque Isotopes 
Memphis Redbirds 4:3 Charlotte Knights 
Colorado Rockies 15:3 San Francisco Giants 
Houston Astros 1:3 Tampa Bay Rays 
El Paso Chihuahuas 4:2 Sacramento River Cats 
Salt Lake Bees 9:11 Las Vegas Aviators 
Veracruz 4:6 Bravos de Leon 
Diablos Rojos 5:8 Campeche 
Queretaro 9:10 Tabasco 
Oaxaca 2:3 Puebla 
Saltillo 18:11 Laguna 
Yucatan 6:2 Quintana Roo 
Jalisco 10:5 Chihuahua 
Dos Laredos 9:10 Monterrey 
Los Angeles Angels 2:5 Boston Red Sox 
Athletics 5:12 Miami Marlins 
Arizona Diamondbacks 4:7 Milwaukee Brewers 
Monclova 6:1 Aguascalientes 
Tacoma Rainiers 4:6 Reno Aces 
Seattle Mariners 0:2 Toronto Blue Jays 
Los Angeles Dodgers 4:3 San Diego Padres 
Toros de Tijuana 2:3 Caliente de Durango 
Chunichi Dragons 2:1 Yomiuri Giants 
Fukuoka S. Hawks 1:8 Chiba Lotte Marines 
TSG Hawks 4:5 Uni Lions 
Rakuten Gold. Eagles 4:1 Nippon Ham Fighters 
Yakult Swallows 1:12 Yokohama BayStars 
SSG Landers 7:13 Samsung Lions 
LG Twins 5:3 Hanwha Eagles 
In a thrilling match in Houston, Morocco beat Canada 3-0 to advance to the quarter-finals of the 2026 World Cup. This loss means Canada becomes the first co-host nation to be eliminated from the tournament.
Ounahi Steals the Show
Midfielder Azzedine Ounahi was the star of the game. He controlled the midfield, created scoring chances, and helped his team dominate possession. His energy and skill made it hard for Canada to keep up.
- Ounahi scored one goal and set up another.
- He completed over 90% of his passes.
- His defensive work also stopped several Canadian attacks.
Canada Struggles to Keep Pace
Canada had a tough time from the start. They could not hold onto the ball and made several mistakes in their own half. Morocco took advantage of these errors to score two quick goals in the first half.
- Canada had only two shots on target all game.
- They lost possession 15 times in dangerous areas.
- Morocco’s high press forced Canada into rushed passes.
Morocco’s Path to the Quarter-Finals
With this win, Morocco continues its strong run in the tournament. The team has shown great teamwork and discipline. They will now prepare to face a tough opponent in the next round.
- Morocco has not conceded a goal in their last three matches.
- Ounahi has been named Man of the Match twice in this World Cup.
- The team’s defense has been praised by analysts.
What’s Next for Both Teams
Canada leaves the tournament with their heads held high, having made history as a co-host. For Morocco, the dream continues. With players like Ounahi leading the way, they have a real chance to go even further in the competition.