Watch the live broadcast of the match between Morocco and Gabon this evening, Tuesday, January 18, 2022, via the Mercato Day website, in partnership with the Yalla Shot and YouTube link.
Today’s match between Morocco and Gabon will start at 19:00 GMT. 20:00 Rabat time, 21:00 Cairo time, 22:00 Saudi time.
Ahmedou Ahidjo Stadium in the Cameroonian capital Yaounde will host today’s match between Morocco and Gabon. Within the third round of Group C of the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations.
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At the same time, the match between Morocco and Gabon will be broadcast live, another meeting for the same group between Ghana and Comoros. At the Rumde Adjea Stadium.
Today, Tuesday, January 18th, the weather temperature will reach 30 degrees Celsius in the Cameroonian capital, Yaounde, the same temperature in the city of Garoua, which will host the Ghana-Comoros match.
The match between Morocco and Gabon will be transmitted via Mercato Day and YouTube Yalla Shot, in a live broadcast, moment by moment. You can watch it on BN Sports, the MAX package, with the voice of Moroccan sports commentator Jawad Bedda.
He also comments on the match between Morocco and Gabon, Moroccan sports commentator Abdelhak Al-Sharrat. On the first Moroccan terrestrial channel TNT, Moroccan sports commentator Mohamed Al-Adali commented on the Moroccan sports channel TNT in HD.
Morocco occupies first place in Group C of the 2021 African Nations Cup, with 6 points, which were collected from its victory over Ghana 1/0 and Comoros 2/0.
The match between Morocco and the Atlas Lions once morest Gabon will be broadcast on British Sky Sports channels, Sport Club 1 Serbia, and Sport Club 1 Croatia. and the Dutch version of ESPN’s global channel group, and the South African Supersport variety 4 channel.
It is worth noting that the last meeting between the two teams ended with Gabon winning 3-2 in a friendly match at Ibn Battuta Stadium in Tangiers, Morocco.
As for the last official meeting between them, the Moroccan national team won 3-0 at Mohammed V Stadium in Casablanca in Group C of the 2018 World Cup qualifiers, which was held on October 7, 2017.
Morocco, West, sunset 2-2 Gabon
Ahmadou Ahidjo Stadium (Yaounde – Cameroon)
2021 Africa Cup of Nations (Group C – Round 3)
Coming now
- Welcome to this live broadcast of the match between Morocco and Gabon today, Tuesday, January 18, 2022.
- I’ll be with you for the next 90 minutes.”Mahmoud Maher» From the Mercato Day Live Broadcasting Center.
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- Soon the lineup of each team. Next to each player is the name of the club he represents.
- Morocco’s starting lineup today:
- Mounir Mohammadi (Hatay Sport) – Achraf Hakimi (Paris Saint-Germain) – Sofiene Chakla (Leuven) – Naif Akrad (Rennes) – Adam Messina (Watford) – Elias Shaer (Queens Park Rangers) – Azzedine Unahi (Angers) – Sofiane Amrabat (Fiorentina) – Faisal Fajer (Sevaspor) – Ayoub Al Kaabi (Hatay Sport) – Youssef Al-Nusairi (Sevilla)
- Gabon’s starting lineup today:
- Gian-Noel Amunomé (Amazulu) – Lloyd Paulen (Bastia) – Bruno Ekuele Manga (Dijon) – Junior Asmomo (Ubangi) – Anthony Oyono (Boulon) – Andre Boko (Altay) – Guilor Kanga (Cervina Zvezda) – Johan Obiang (Rudis) Alex Mokito Musonda (Ares) – Aaron Bubendza (Qatari Al Arabi) – Jim Alvinah (Claremont)
- first half
- 1″ The whistle starts the match between Morocco and Gabon.
- 2″ Good luck to the Moroccan Arab national team.
- 21″ جوووووووول…Jim Alifinah scores the goal for Gabon to advance 1-0 with the help of goalkeeper Anthony Oyono, who sent a long ball from the Gabon penalty area to be missed by defender Sofiane Chakla in a very strange way, bending to pass and finding Alivinah who surrendered and was alone with goalkeeper Mounir Al-Mohammadi and fired into the goal.
- 31 “An early change in the match for the Moroccan national team, with the arrival of “Salim Amlah” instead of Elias Al-Shaer.
- 36″ yellow card for Gabon player “Obiang”.
- 38″ yellow card for Moroccan midfielder Sofiane Amrabat.
- 39″ Morocco goalkeeper Mounir Mhamadi takes a difficult header from the left scissors with an amazing save.
- 42″ A first half to be forgotten for the Moroccan team, the team is completely lost in the middle and attack.
- 45+1″ yellow card for Gabon star Boubendza.
- 45″ The end of the first half of the match, with Gabon ahead of Morocco, with a goal without a response.
- Take a break and get back to you in the second half.
- All the best to the Moroccan national team in the second half, and joy prevailed in the streets of Casablanca, Marrakech, Agadir, Tangiers, Fez, Meknes, Kenitra, Settat, Tetouan, Beni Mellal, El Jadida, Khouribga, Nador, and Jeddah.
- Second half
- 46″ Boooooom..a missile shot from Faisal Fajer, from regarding 25 yards, was blocked by goalkeeper Gian Noel Amonomy and converted into a corner.
- 57 “Two changes at once in the Morocco squad, with the arrival of “Soufiane Boufal and Ayman Barkouk” in place of Ayoub Kaabi and Faisal Fajr.
- 64 “A first change in the Gabonese squad, with the arrival of “Amika Ochanga” instead of Musonda.
- 71″ Oooooooooh.. Sofiane Boufal gets a penalty kick with great intelligence following being fouled inside the area by the defender and the goalkeeper at the same time.
- 71 “The referee immediately points to the penalty mark..a golden opportunity for the Moroccan team to score the equalizer.
- 73″ جوووووووووووووووووووووولMorocco tied 1-1 through a penalty kick by Soufiane Boufal. She placed it to the far right of the guard Amonomi who flew at her but she was stronger than him.
- 78″ long-range shot from the salt passes far from the Gabonese goal.
- 81″ جووووووووووووووووووووووول.. Gabon regains control by scoring the goal once more through “Aaron Bubendza” following receiving a wonderful cross pass from the left arcade that passed strangely from Sufyan Chakla, to find Aaron Bubendza, who put it with one touch following escaping from defender Nayef Akrad.
- 81″ The goal was awarded to the Moroccan national team defender, Nayef Akrad, who was the last to touch the ball Own Goal.
- 83″ جوووووووووووووووووووووووووووووووول…Achraf Hakimi adjusted the score in favor of Morocco with a superb free kick shot from regarding 25 yards, hugging the right scissors of the Gabon goalkeeper.