Hassania Agadir refutes all the speculation that placed it as a loser on paper against the championship leaders, the Royal Army. (+pictures).

Hassania Agadir achieved an important victory in the match that brought it together this evening with its guest, the Royal Army, in the 27th round of the professional championship, Inoui, at the Adrar Stadium, thus disproving all the speculation that placed it as a loser on paper once morest the tournament leaders.

Hassania Agadir was the first to score in the 3rd minute, following a coordinated attack from the left side, which Chamakh ended with a ground pass that was blocked by Tashtash, putting it past Benabid.
Al-Arabi Al-Naji equalized for the Royal Army following taking advantage of a rebound from the hand of goalkeeper Al-Soussi in the 9th minute. Referee Al-Raddad showed the red card directly to defender Al-Sawabi in the 23rd minute, following a violent intervention once morest Boukhnafar.

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Hassania Agadir took advantage of the numerical shortage of soldiers to relieve the pressure exerted by the Royal Army players to decide the result of the first half, which ended in a draw.
At the start of the second half, despite the numerical shortage, the Royal Army took the initiative to impose its control, especially in the middle of the field, while the Hassaniya players launched counterattacks that were dangerous on the army’s goal.
Since whoever misses will receive, as is customary in football, El Gaish missed the lead goal by its Brigadier General Harimat in the 63rd minute, while Hassania took advantage of the quick rebound led by Boukhnefar from the left side and a pass from an air ball that was blocked by striker Julian Amiens with a header, thus signing. The second goal for the Soussien, in the 65th minute.

The Royal Army coach resorted to making three changes at once, wanting to adjust the result, but he clashed with the strong desire of the Hassaniya players to maintain the goal of superiority and win points in the match.

The match of contradictions ended with Al-Hassaniya winning and raising its score to thirty points, making it relatively reassured of its position within the elite division, especially in light of the results achieved by the teams at the bottom of the standings, at a time when the conflict became more intense between Al-Jaish and Al-Raja over leadership of the tournament, three rounds away from its end.

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Photography: Mustafa Amshish