Morocco secured a 2-0 victory over Zambia in their FIFA World Cup qualification clash in Group E, with the visitors' clinical finishing proving decisive despite a spirited home display. Zambia pressed forward throughout, registering 12 shots and four on target, but found Morocco's goalkeeper impenetrable—he made a perfect 100 per cent save rate to deny the hosts any breakthrough. Morocco's efficiency was evident in their three shots on target yielding two goals, with Hamza Igamane among the scorers as the visitors' 4-3-3 formation controlled the contest's tempo. The home side's 4-1-4-1 setup generated considerable volume in attack yet lacked the precision required to trouble Morocco's backline, leaving them empty-handed despite their territorial dominance in the second half. The result strengthens Morocco's position atop Group E and emphasizes their away-day resilience.