The FIFA Arab Cup 2025 concluded on a high note with a thrilling final between Morocco and Jordan, culminating in a 3-2 victory for the Atlas Lions. The match, held at Lusail Stadium in Qatar, showcased the best of Arab football with a dramatic and goal-filled display.
The final match began with a stunning goal from Morocco's Oussama Tannane, who scored from inside his own half, setting the tone for an electrifying contest. The goal was a testament to Morocco's tactical prowess and Tannane's individual brilliance. Jordan, however, was not to be outdone. In the 48th minute, Ali Olwan scored a header to level the score for the Jordanians, giving them a renewed sense of confidence.
Morocco's lead was later threatened by a controversial penalty, which saw Jordan take a 2-1 lead. The tide seemed to turn against the Atlas Lions as they faced the prospect of a loss. However, Abderrazzaq Hamdallah scored two crucial goals in quick succession, one in regular time and the other in extra time, to secure a dramatic 3-2 win for Morocco.
Hamdallah's decisive goals were pivotal in turning the match in Morocco's favor. His late strike in extra time effectively sealed the victory and ensured that Morocco would be crowned the champions of the FIFA Arab Cup 2025. The game ended with Jordan's players dejected, reflecting the intensity and unpredictability of the match.
The victory marked Morocco’s second time winning the Arab Cup, a significant achievement that underscores their growing stature in international football. This triumph comes just days before Morocco hosts the Africa Cup of Nations, adding to the excitement and anticipation surrounding their footballing future. The stadium, filled to capacity, witnessed a memorable night of football, highlighting the passion and skill of both teams[1,2].
