Morocco’s women’s national futsal team saw its historic run at the 2025 FIFA Futsal Women’s World Cup come to an end on Monday after a 6–1 defeat to Spain in the quarterfinals in the Philippines.
Spain took control early, leading 3–1 at halftime despite spirited resistance from the Moroccan side, which pushed forward in search of goals and showed attacking intent throughout the opening period.
In the second half, Morocco attempted to narrow the gap with organized offensive play, but Spain’s defense held firm and added further goals to seal a dominant victory and secure a place in the semifinals.
Morocco had reached the knockout stage for the first time in its history after finishing second in Group A with six points, recording wins over hosts the Philippines and Poland, and suffering only one loss against Argentina.
Despite the defeat, the tournament marked a major breakthrough for Moroccan women’s futsal on the global stage.
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