The match between the Moroccan national team and their Nigerian counterparts ended in a goalless draw (0-0). The game took place this evening at Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium in Rabat, as part of the Africa Cup of Nations semi-final.

The match witnessed a fierce and intense battle between the two sides, characterized by tactical caution and defensive discipline. Balance dominated most of the game, making it difficult to score despite the mutual attempts.

The Moroccan national team dominated significant periods of the match, relying on possession and organized build-up play. They succeeded in reaching the opponent's areas and creating some chances, but the lack of a final touch and Nigeria's defensive compactness prevented them from scoring.

In contrast, the Nigerian team focused on defensive solidity and relied on quick counterattacks, without applying real and continuous pressure on the "Atlas Lions" goal, except for a few limited attempts that lacked accuracy and effectiveness.

The match witnessed a strong physical battle, especially in the midfield, with frequent fouls resulting in yellow cards for the Nigerian team, amid continuous Moroccan pressure in search of the winning goal.

With both teams failing to break the deadlock during regular time, they proceeded to extra time, each hoping to secure the ticket to the final match, amid an atmosphere of excitement and great anticipation from the fans present in the stands of Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium.