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45
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On: Karim Aribi|Off: Kheiredine Merzougui
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46
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Chemseddine Nessakh Yellow Card
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56
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Karim Aribi Yellow Card
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62
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Amine Farhane Yellow Card
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63
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On: Hichem Khalfallah|Off: Larbi Tabti
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64
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On: Adel Djarrar|Off: Mohamed Islam Belkhir
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65
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Zakaria Draoui Yellow Card
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77
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On: Juvhel Tsoumou|Off: Zouheir El Moutaraji
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77
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On: Salaheddine Benyachou|Off: Guy Mbenza
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79
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On: Ahmed Ait Abdesslem|Off: Mokhtar Belkhiter
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79
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On: Akram Bouras|Off: Zakaria Draoui
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86
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Moayad Allafi Yellow Card
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89
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Toufik Moussaoui Red Card
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90+3
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On: Mohamed Rahim|Off: Moayad Allafi
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90+4
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On: Hamza Asrir|Off: Aymane El Hassouni
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Game Information
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VENUE: Stade Mohamed V
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Casablanca
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REFEREE: Amin Omar
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