Match Report: DHJ Difaa Hassani Jadidi 2–2 Olympique Dcheira – Late Drama in Botola Pro Thriller
In a pulsating encounter at the Stade El Abdi in El Jadida, DHJ Difaa Hassani Jadidi and Olympique Dcheira played out a thrilling 2–2 draw on the night of 13 June 2026, keeping the Botola Pro standings tight as the season approaches its decisive phase. The match, which kicked off under the floodlights at 01:00 local time, saw both sides trade blows in a contest that could have swung either way until the final whistle.
Match Overview
The home side, known as DHJ, entered the match looking to consolidate a mid-table position with an eye on a potential top-six finish. Olympique Dcheira, meanwhile, arrived fighting to distance themselves from the relegation zone. The early exchanges were cagey, but the goals soon arrived to ignite the encounter. Both teams showed attacking ambition and defensive vulnerability, resulting in a scoreline that perhaps reflected the balance of play.
Key Moments
- 12th minute – DHJ strike first: A swift counter-attack caught Olympique Dcheira’s defence out of shape. Forward Youssef El-Hassani finished calmly from the edge of the box to give the home side an early lead.
- 34th minute – Olympique Dcheira equalise: A set-piece delivery caused chaos in the DHJ penalty area, and defender Amine Lourhmati poked the ball home from close range to level the scores.
- 58th minute – DHJ regain the lead: A moment of individual brilliance from winger Zakaria Hadraf, who cut inside and curled a left-footed shot into the top corner, silenced the travelling fans.
- 76th minute – Olympique Dcheira strike back again: A rapid break down the right flank ended with substitute Mourad El Mourabit tapping in at the far post after a low cross.
- 89th minute – Late drama: DHJ thought they had won it when a header from a corner appeared to cross the line, but the referee ruled it out after consultation with the assistant. Replays showed the ball may not have fully crossed the line.
Tactical Story
DHJ lined up in a 4-3-3 formation, aiming to press high and exploit the width. Their full-backs pushed up aggressively, which created both chances and gaps. Olympique Dcheira responded with a compact 4-4-2, looking to hit on the counter. The away team’s discipline in the second half improved, and their equaliser came from a well-worked transitional move that caught DHJ’s defence pushed too far forward. The midfield battle was intense, with both sides winning second balls but struggling to maintain possession for extended periods.
Standout Players
- Zakaria Hadraf (DHJ): The winger was a constant threat with his dribbling and produced a stunning goal. His creativity was at the heart of DHJ’s best attacking moments.
- Amine Lourhmati (Olympique Dcheira): The defender not only scored but also made several crucial clearances and interceptions. His leadership at the back helped his team recover from setbacks.
- Mourad El Mourabit (Olympique Dcheira): The substitute made an instant impact with his well-timed run and finish, proving his value off the bench.
Table and Season Impact
The point moves DHJ to 30 points from 22 matches, keeping them in the top half of the Botola Pro standings. For Olympique Dcheira, the draw lifts them to 22 points, three points clear of the relegation play-off spot. With only eight matches remaining in the season, every point is precious. DHJ will feel they dropped two points given the late disallowed goal, while Olympique Dcheira will take heart from their resilience on the road.
Looking Ahead
Both sides now face critical fixtures. DHJ travel to face AS FAR next weekend, a match that could define their push for a continental qualification spot. Olympique Dcheira host bottom-place Rapide Oued Zem, a game they will expect to win to build some breathing room. This 2–2 draw in El Jadida will be remembered as a classic Botola Pro encounter—full of effort, skill, and late drama.

