Egypt reverses the situation on Morocco and meets all requirements for the semi-finals of the African Nations
Egypt dug out from a deficit with an objective against Morocco and beat the Atlas Lions with two objectives to one, to book its ticket in the semi-finals of the African Nations Championship.
Next Thursday, the Egyptian group will meet with Cameroon, the proprietors of the land.
The Egyptian group was equipped for the semi-finals of the African Nations Cup, subsequent to upsetting its postponement before its Moroccan partner with a perfect objective to win 2-1 during the match that united them today, Sunday (January 30, 2022) in the quarter-finals of the competition.
The first season of the coordinate finished with a 1-1 draw, as the Moroccan group progressed with an objective scored by Sofiane Boufal in the seventh moment from an extra shot, and the Egyptian group tied through Mohamed Salah in the 53rd moment.
In the additional period, the Egyptian group scored the second objective through Mahmoud Hassan Trezeguet in the 100th moment.
This is the fourth triumph for Egypt throughout the entire existence of its conflict with Morocco, and it is whenever that it first has scored more than one objective against Morocco since the 3-2 triumph in April 1971.
"We won against an antiquated group like Morocco and congrats to every one of the Egyptians," said Liverpool striker Mohamed Salah, who was picked as the best player in the match.
The Egyptian group was equipped for this round subsequent to completing second in Group D, and afterward beat Côte d'Ivoire 5-4 on punishments in the round of 16, after the first and additional time finished in a goalless draw.
The Moroccan group was equipped for this round subsequent to starting to lead the pack in Group C, and afterward, beat Malawi 2-1 in the round of 16.
The Egyptian group is planning to meet in the semi-finals next Thursday with its Cameroonian partner, who crushed Gambia 2-0.
The Pharaohs' group stays the main Arab agent in the African Nations Championship, after Tunisia's misfortune yesterday against Burkina Faso and Morocco's misfortune, obviously, against