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The 2026 World Cup knockout stage kicked off with a bang as midfielder Azzedine Ounahi found the back of the net for Morocco against Canada. His goal in the opening minutes of the round‑of‑32 clash gave the Atlas Lions a crucial advantage and set the tone for a tense, high‑energy match.
Morocco’s Quick Attack Catches Canada Off Guard
Morocco wasted no time pushing forward. Within the first ten minutes, a swift passing move sliced through Canada’s defense, ending with Ounahi calmly slotting the ball past the goalkeeper. The goal was a product of sharp teamwork and clinical finishing.
- The assist came from a well‑timed through ball that split two defenders.
- Ounahi’s composure under pressure was on full display as he placed the shot just inside the far post.
Canada Tries to Bounce Back
After going down early, Canada scrambled to regain control. They pushed more players forward and created a few half‑chances, but Morocco’s backline held firm. The Canadian attack struggled to break through the organized defense.
- Several long‑range efforts went wide or were easily saved by Morocco’s keeper.
- Canada’s star forward was tightly marked and couldn’t find space to shoot.
Knockout Drama Sets Stage for Thrilling Finish
Ounahi’s strike didn’t just put Morocco ahead—it shifted the pressure onto Canada. With the rest of the match still to play, both teams knew every moment mattered. The early goal gave Morocco a huge boost, while Canada faced an uphill battle to stay alive in the tournament.