Morocco’s national team secured qualification for the Arab Beach Soccer Cup semifinals with its second victory of the competition. Facing Libya on Friday, November 6, 2026, the Moroccan side recorded a commanding 7-1 win. That result maintained its perfect record through the first two fixtures played in Port Said, Egypt, and confirmed its place among the tournament’s final four teams.
Qualification was the central outcome of Morocco’s second appearance in the tournament. Having already won its opening fixture, the national team followed up against Libya and guaranteed its presence in the semifinals. The 7-1 scoreline shows the scale of the result, while the sequence of two consecutive victories clearly establishes Morocco’s momentum during this part of the group stage.
Seven scorers contribute against Libya
Morocco’s seven goals against Libya were scored by seven different players. Amine El Bidouri, Reda Zahraoui, Driss Ghannam, Badr El Kraichly, Yassir Abada, Mohammed El Hichou and Zouhair El Jabbary all appeared on the scoresheet. The complete list highlights how the attacking contribution was distributed during the emphatic victory recorded in the competition’s second round of matches.
The result against Libya therefore did not depend on a single scorer, but on goals from seven members of the Moroccan squad. Without adding unverified detail about the precise course of the match, the confirmed information points to a shared attacking output. It complements the final score and provides a clearer account of how Morocco’s seven goals were divided among the players.
A winning start against Lebanon
Before defeating Libya, Morocco had opened the competition with a 7-4 victory over Lebanon. That first result gave the team a positive start before the 7-1 win on the following day lifted its record to two victories from two outings. The semifinal qualification therefore follows a straightforward sequence built on consecutive successful results against Lebanon and Libya in the group stage.
The two matches also produced different final scorelines. Morocco scored seven goals against Lebanon and then another seven against Libya, winning 7-4 and 7-1 respectively. Those verified results are sufficient to explain how the national team reached the semifinals, without introducing unsupported assumptions about the wider standings, tiebreak procedures or other aspects of the tournament table.
The fifth edition takes place in Port Said
The tournament being played in Egypt is the fifth edition of the Arab Beach Soccer Cup. Matches are taking place in Port Said, with eight Arab national teams participating. This setting places Morocco’s qualification within a regional competition in which the national side earned its semifinal berth through victories in its first two matches, overcoming Lebanon before defeating Libya.
Morocco are competing in Group B alongside Oman, Lebanon and Libya. The wins over the Lebanese and Libyan teams are the two confirmed results in Morocco’s campaign at the point when qualification was secured. As the verified material does not establish a complete official bracket, no potential semifinal opponent or additional projection should be presented as confirmed on the basis of the available information.
The scheduled meeting with Oman
Following the two victories, Morocco were still scheduled to face Oman in their remaining group match. The fixture was listed for Saturday, November 7, 2026, at 1:30 p.m. in Egypt and 11:30 a.m. in Morocco. It was announced as the national team’s third group engagement, after its completed matches against Lebanon and Libya in a section also featuring Oman.
The date and kickoff times for the Oman match should be understood as scheduling information. They describe the announced programme, but do not establish the result or rule out a later change. The available facts therefore support presenting the Oman fixture as Morocco’s planned next step, while providing no basis for stating a score, a revised schedule or any effect on the semifinal pairing.
Qualification built on two victories
Morocco’s campaign can be summarized by two successive victories and a confirmed place in the semifinals. The opening 7-4 win over Lebanon was followed by a 7-1 success against Libya. That second result, recorded on Friday, November 6, secured progression to the final four and left the national side positively placed before its scheduled group fixture against Oman.
At this point, the confirmed information covers the tournament’s location and fifth edition, the participation of eight Arab teams, the composition of Group B, Morocco’s first two results, the seven scorers against Libya and the scheduled match with Oman. The identity of Morocco’s eventual semifinal opponent is not established by the verified facts and consequently remains to be confirmed.
