Morocco used three goalkeepers and one with notes to eliminate France on penalties

The Moroccan national team achieved one of the most resounding victories of the U-20 World Cup by beating France 5-4 in an incredible penalty shootout, in a match where the Moroccan team had to use all three goalkeepers and the last one supported by A note with notes managed to stop the penalty that gave them the pass to the grand final against Argentina.

Finally the third goalkeeper Abdelhakim Mesbahi became the hero of the North African team by saving the final penalty kick of the penalty shootout that went to sudden death and that until that moment had shown a parity in the collection of the penalties.

The extraordinary thing about the matter is that this goalkeeper was sent to the field of play in the last two minutes of the second extra time and was allowed to use an "accordion" (note with notes) where he had written down the names and the way in which the French executed their shots, so that in the end the final advice allowed him to stop the shot of the Frenchman Djylian N'Guessan who launched a shot to the right side and where the goalkeeper dived to that side to become the hero.

This goalkeeper left everyone astonished when he used a "accordion" to try to help himself stop the penalties and finally succeeded in the key shot that immediately placed his team in the grand final of the U-20 World Cup being held in Chile.

Why did Morocco use all three of its goalkeepers?

For now, the reason why Morocco used three goalkeepers trying in the match, in something for Ripley's, was because starter Yanis Benchaouch was replaced in the 64th minute by Ibrahim Gomis after suffering an injury while to block a shot from Lucas Michal. Then Gomis came on and stopped the rest of the game until the final moments, until the hero Abdelhakim Mesbahi came on and made a brilliant save from the key shot.

What was in goalkeeper Abdelhakim Mesbahi's note?

When goalkeeper Abdelhakim Mesbahi was sent onto the pitch, the accordion issue suddenly started to be discussed,where the names and photographs of the French shooters were, which is why at the time that Djylian Nguessan shot, he curiously appeared in the part of the "accordion" that could be seen on television with both name and photograph.

In this printout it could be seen that he had marked a shot to the right side, contrary to what happened in the final shot, since he tried to put it in the lower left part, right where the Moroccan goalkeeper arrived to stop the shot.

Perhaps it was a coincidence, but this issue gained a lot of notoriety because it seems to have been key to Morocco's victory, which will now go against Argentina, after the Moroccans took revenge for what happened in Qatar 2022.

Whether it had any influence or not, in the end Morocco won 5-4 on penalties, thus taking "revenge" for the elimination suffered against France precisely in the Semifinals of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.

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