Onahi Scores Morocco's Second Goal Against Canada

In a group match of the 2026 World Cup between Canada and Morocco, Morocco's team scored their second goal in the 82nd minute through a counterattack executed by Azeddine Ounahi. According to published coverage, this goal resulted from a technical and swift movement by Moroccan players. Following this goal, Morocco also scored their third goal in the 98th minute through Sofyan Rhними (a player who was among the mandatory substitutes), making the final score 3-0.

• Azeddine Ounahi scored twice for Morocco; one of these goals was scored in the 82nd minute.
• Morocco's second goal stemmed from a reciprocal defensive move by Canada that led to a swift and technical counterattack.
• Ibrahim Diaz played a prominent role in creating Morocco's second goal and executed a distinctive movement in the 64th minute.
• Sofyan Rhními, who entered the match among the mandatory substitutes, scored Morocco's third goal in the 98th minute.
• The final result of the Canada versus Morocco match was 0-3.. Coverage difference: Some media outlets (Shargh and Ravayat24) emphasized the technical characteristics of the counterattack and the players' technique (particularly Ibrahim Diaz), while Khabaronline focused on the issue of Canada's mandatory substitutions and the outstanding result (described as "crushing" and "perhaps a victory"); all coverage was consistent in the number of goals and the minutes.