Hassania Agadir secured a 2-1 win against their guest, Maghreb Fes, in a match held at the Adrar Stadium on the evening of Friday, December 29th.
This encounter was part of the 13th round of the professional football league, “Inwi.”
The goals for Hassania were scored by Sufian El Moudane in the 17th minute and Katty Joyce in the 32nd minute of the first half.
Mustapha Essahd found the net for Maghreb Fes during injury time in the second half.
Yesterday’s match proved to be a challenging contest for Hassania to secure their first victory against the visiting team, Maghreb Fes.
The guest team dominated the overall play throughout both halves, posing a threat to goalkeeper Jerbawi on several occasions.
The game unfolded in a chilly atmosphere, with the weather in the region contributing to the cold conditions.
The stands, sparsely filled due to the limited number of spectators for both teams, indicated a trend that seems to be emerging.
Despite a strong online presence on social media, the physical absence of fans in the stands is becoming noticeable.
One distinctive aspect of Yesterday’s match between Hassania and Maghreb Fes was the fact that the coaches, who are brothers, faced each other.
In this familial coaching duel, the elder coach, Abdelhadi Al-Skitoui, emerged victorious over his younger sibling, Tarek Al-Skitoui.
The match showcased the dynamics of sibling rivalry in football coaching, adding an extra layer of intensity and interest to the encounter between Hassania Agadir and Maghreb Fes.
