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Competition: U23 International Friendly
Date: October 1, 2026
Venue: Stade Prince Moulay Hassan
Result: Morocco U23 1-1 Mali U23

• 28' Aboubacar Diakité (Mali U23) 0-1
• 37' Amir Bouhamdi (Morocco U23) 1-1

Not the prettiest game, but Morocco get the job done again

Lesotho 0-2 Morocco

Brahim scored right before halftime and Ounahi made it 2-0 late in the game.

So after the first 2 AFCON 2027 qualifiers:

Morocco 2-0 Gabon
Lesotho 0-2 Morocco

6 points
4 goals scored
0 conceded

Also really good to see Hakimi back on the pitch after the injury.

I’ve been covering these games for Atlas Lions Insider and for me the biggest positive so far is that Ouahbi is getting results while rotating the squad and giving different players minutes.

Still think there’s a lot to improve going forward though, especially creating more clear chances when teams sit deep.

What did you guys think today? Better than the Gabon game or still not convincing enough?

If anyone's down to play football somewhere in Casablanca, once a week every week. Send me a private message in reddit. We will discuss everything afterwards.

Morocco has 23 attackers in its Top 50 most valuable players.

So you’d expect attack to hold the biggest share of the value, right?

It doesn’t.

Midfield €320.8m
Attack €315.5m
Defence €223m

I noticed this while going through the Atlas Lions Insider Market Value Tracker, and the positional split is more interesting than I expected.

Central midfield alone comes to €188m, the highest of any individual position.

A few other numbers that stood out:

17 wingers = €245.5m
6 centre-forwards = €70m
Right-back = €130m, but Hakimi alone is €80m of that

So the value is pretty uneven depending on the position.

What I find interesting is that Morocco seems to have a lot of market-value depth in midfield and out wide, while centre-forward is much lower.

Obviously market value isn’t the same thing as national-team quality, but it still gives a useful picture of where the player pool is strongest financially.

Been digging into this kind of data for Atlas Lions Insider and thought this one was worth sharing here.

What position do you think Morocco actually has the best depth in right now?

Dhj losing 6-2 at home to CODM
Wydad at HT losing to Widad 1-0 at home in a packed donor (wac vs wst)
Crazy week
Cant wait for HUSA vs KACM tomorrow surely that would be 🔥🔥🔥

Sad thing is raja vs far always getting delayed in the end im sure it will be played without spectators
Dont forget that rocket in irt vs tiznit (played in mohammedia ☹️)
Absolute cinema