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Wydad Casablanca’s footballer Rashi Hosni described the latest match for his team against Nahdet Borkan in the framework of the Moroccan Cup as a difficult and complicated. He added that the competitors enjoyed high fitness, saying that both teams failed to impose their control on the match during the first half.
He added, in a statement to “Muslimchronicle”, his team did not perform well during the beginning of the second half and they received the first goal, while they managed to score their goal before the end of the second half.
He added that his team aspires to win the Moroccan league for the new season, saying that they work seriously to satisfy the board of the team which expressed its full confidence in the players and their coaching staff.
He added that the players performed well during the match and proved their efficiency during the last round of the Moroccan league, stressing that he intends to provide an opportunity to those players during the coming matches in the CAF Champions League.
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