Morocco secured a decisive 3-0 victory over Canada on Saturday, booking their second consecutive World Cup quarterfinal appearance. Azzedine Ounahi led the Atlas Lions with a brilliant brace, including a 50th-minute opener following an assist from Achraf Hakimi, and a second goal during an 82nd-minute breakaway. Despite Canada dominating statistics with double the final third entries and 11 corner kicks, they failed to convert their opportunities. Morocco's depth proved vital when top scorer Ismael Saibari exited early with a hamstring injury, allowing Soufiane Rahimi to score in stoppage time. While Canada coach Jesse Marsch lamented his team's inability to capitalize on their pressure, Morocco's clinical second-half performance highlighted their growing confidence. This victory continues Morocco's historic run, further cementing their status as a dominant force for African football on the world stage.