The Moroccan national team claimed the title of the Arab Beach Soccer Cup (Capital Cup) in its fifth edition, organized by the Arab Football Association and hosted by the Egyptian Football Association in Port Said from November 5 to November 9.
Morocco secured its victory by defeating Mauritania with a score of six to five in the final match held at Porto Said Stadium. This win marks Morocco’s first Arab title in beach soccer.
With this achievement, Morocco joins the list of champions of the Arab Beach Soccer Cup, alongside Egypt and Saudi Arabia, each of which has won the tournament twice.
The fifth edition of the tournament featured eight teams: Morocco, Mauritania, Egypt, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Iraq, and Libya. The participating teams scored a total of one hundred seventeen goals during fifteen matches.
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