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Walker can acknowledge it all he wants, but City's 114 charges aren't going away because players kept their heads down. • Bayern and Arsenal both played like they'd rather be anywhere else, which tracks for a midweek Champions League dead rubber. • Kargbo's back from the dead, which is fine, but Blackburn need him to actually change something rather than just exist on the bench. • PSG reminded Barcelona that even a good season means nothing when you run into a team that wants it more, especially in Paris. • Brighton are heavy favorites and shouldn't need to sweat a Conference League opener against a mid-table Czech side, so expect them to do exactly that. Walker can acknowledge it all he wants, but City's 114 charges aren't going away because players kept their heads down. • Bayern and Arsenal both played like they'd rather be anywhere else, which tracks for a midweek Champions League dead rubber. • Kargbo's back from the dead, which is fine, but Blackburn need him to actually change something rather than just exist on the bench. • PSG reminded Barcelona that even a good season means nothing when you run into a team that wants it more, especially in Paris. • Brighton are heavy favorites and shouldn't need to sweat a Conference League opener against a mid-table Czech side, so expect them to do exactly that.

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0-2: Brahim scores in Morocco's victory over Lesotho – realmadrid.com

By WAF News Desk September 29, 2026 7:16 pm Updated October 4, 2026 12:43 am 1 min read

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0-2: Brahim scores in Morocco's victory over Lesotho – realmadrid.com

0-2: Brahim scores in Morocco’s victory over Lesotho realmadrid.com

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Morocco defeated Lesotho 2-0 in a match dominated by possession. Real Madrid's Brahim Díaz scored in the victory. Morocco controlled the ball between 80-90 per cent throughout, with much of their play concentrated in midfield. Lesotho adopted a defensive approach and struggled to create attacking opportunities.

What we know

Morocco won 2-0 against Lesotho with Brahim Díaz among the goalscorers.
The hosts maintained possession between 80-90 per cent for most of the match.
Lesotho remained largely defensive, limiting their ability to threaten in attack.

Why it matters

Brahim Díaz's goal contribution continues his involvement in international competition. Morocco's comfortable victory demonstrated their dominance in a World Cup qualifier or similar fixture, though the match lacked entertaining attacking quality.

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