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Zakaria Aboukhlal ( Arabic: زكرياء أبو خلال; born 18 February 2000) is a professional footballer who plays as right winger for Ligue 1 club Toulouse. Born in the Netherlands, he plays for the Morocco national team, having previously played for the Netherlands at various youth levels.
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Zakaria Aboukhlal, 24, from Morocco FC Toulouse, since 2022 Right Winger Market value: €10.00m * Feb 18, 2000 in Rotterdam, Netherlands.
- Morocco
- Rotterdam
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- February 18, 2000
- How Belgium's last-16 Hopes Were Dented
- What Does The Result Mean?
- Analysis: Intrepid Morocco Deliver Latest Twist
- Analysis: Belgium in Trouble on and Off The Field
- Martinez: We Lost Composure After First Goal
- Kevin de Bruyne called It - Opta Stats
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Morocco had failed to score in 53 per cent of their World Cup encounters before their meeting with the much-fancied Europeans, who had not lost a group game since 1994. The game began in the fashion that most would have anticipated, not helped by the fact Morocco were forced into making a mystery change of goalkeeper moments before kick-off, replac...
Belgium, who had scraped a 1-0 win over Canada in their opening game, again looked a pale shadow of the team who finished third in 2018 and climbed to second in the world rankings. They must now battle for a last-16 spot against Croatia on Thursday; kick-off 3pm. Morocco, meanwhile, have four points from their opening two games and are on course to...
Sky Sports' Laura Hunter: Portugal in 1986, Scotland in 1998, Belgium in 2022. It's a short list, but no World Cup win will be remembered more fondly, or perhaps more significantly, than Morocco's latest. Their finest moment on the international stage. The celebrations were deliberately overstated, helped in no small part by the vociferous Moroccan...
Sky Sports' Ron Walker When even Kevin De Bruyne has an off-day, you know something is wrong. In the context of Belgium's World Cup, perhaps it should not be a surprise. The noises coming out of the camp, from the Man City midfielder, in particular, have been eyebrow-raising for all the wrong reasons. His open frustration with Jan Vertonghen's long...
Belgium manager Roberto Martinez told BBC Sport: "It's a difficult result. The first goal affected the outcome a lot. It's a dead ball, we couldn't get our game going and it's a game we need to understand. "We need to react into the next game, that's what happens in the World Cup. The situation at the free-kick was the way we have been defending fo...
Belgium had 10 shots versus Morocco, their most without scoring in a World Cup group stage game since 1994 against Saudi Arabia (25).This was the first time that Belgium have been defeated in the group stage in 14 such games at a World Cup (W8 D5), while this loss against Morocco ends an eight-game winning streak in the groups.Belgium have lost seven of their last 19 matches in all competitions (W9 D3), as many defeats as they'd suffered across their previous 74 games combined (W57 D10).Zakaria Aboukhlal scored in stoppage time to seal a historic victory for Morocco over Belgium in Group F. Romain Saiss had put the North Africans ahead from a free-kick, while Hakim Ziyech's effort was ruled out by VAR.
- Laura Hunter
Zakaria Aboukhlal (en arabe : زكريا أبوخلال), né le 18 février 2000 à Rotterdam aux Pays-Bas, est un footballeur international marocain jouant au poste d'ailier au Toulouse FC. Formé au PSV Eindhoven, il fait ses débuts professionnels en 2019 et est vice-champion des Pays-Bas dès sa première saison.
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