In one of the most one-sided matches in recent UNAF U17 Women's Championship history, Morocco U17 Women routed Libya U17 Women 10-0 on 21 July 2026. The match, which kicked off at 00:30 local time, showcased Morocco's devastating attacking depth and tactical superiority from the opening minute.

Match Report: Morocco U17 Women 10-0 Libya U17 Women

Morocco were simply unstoppable as they dismantled a helpless Libya side that struggled to cope with the pace, movement, and technical quality of the Moroccan front line. The goals came at regular intervals, with the scoreline reaching 5-0 inside the first 30 minutes.

First-half blitz

• Morocco opened the scoring within the first five minutes after a swift passing move carved open the Libya defence.
• A second goal arrived from a long-range strike that looped over the stranded Libya goalkeeper.
• The third was a tap-in from a pinpoint cross, and the fourth came from a penalty after a handball in the box.
• By the 25th minute, Morocco had already scored five goals, with the fifth being a stunning solo run from the left winger.

The second half saw no let-up in intensity. Morocco continued to press high and create chances, adding another five goals before the final whistle. Libya’s goalkeeper made several saves to prevent the score from reaching double digits earlier, but the defensive line was simply overwhelmed.

Standout Players

• Morocco’s No. 9 scored a hat-trick and was a constant threat in the box.
• Morocco’s playmaker provided four assists and controlled the tempo of the game.
• Libya’s goalkeeper was arguably her team’s best player, making double-digit saves despite the heavy loss.

Tactical Analysis

Morocco’s high press and fluid attacking system were too much for Libya, who lacked positional discipline. The Moroccan midfield dominated possession, allowing the full-backs to push forward and create overloads on the wings. Libya, by contrast, had very few meaningful possessions and failed to register a single shot on target.

Impact on the Group

This emphatic victory gives Morocco a huge goal difference advantage, putting them top of the group after the first round of matches. Libya will need to regroup quickly, but their chances of advancing now look slim after such a heavy defeat.

Looking Ahead

Morocco face Tunisia next in what could be a decisive group match, while Libya will have a quick turnaround to try and salvage some pride against Botswana.