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The Moroccan team qualified to face Benin on Friday





Morocco's national football team finished the first round of the African Nations Cup finals in Egypt, top of Group D, after achieving Monday, a precious win at the expense of South Africa for a clean third match in the third game.


Morocco's match-up figures give Benin their next contender in 16 teams tour of African nations. Black have a big advantage. The teams face five occasions in which squirrels have not achieved any positive results.


The official confrontations brought the team three times, two in the 1994 World Cup qualifiers, Morocco won the first round and five clean, the third in the Nations of Africa Tunisia 2004, in the group stage and Morocco won four clean.


The two teams played friendly on two occasions in which the Lions won the last friendly 2014 with coach Badou Zaki, Morocco won a clean sixth.


In the course of the clashes, the Lions scored 19 goals and conceded only one goal, giving them the moral privilege ahead of their upcoming clash on Friday at the Peace Stadium.


Benin have yet to win Egypt's 3-0 draw in Cameroon, Ghana and Guinea-Bissau, while Morocco won three matches and made the full mark of their group, which included Namibia, Cote d'Ivoire and South Africa

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