Morocco dominated a one-sided International Friendly against Bahrain on 10 September, securing a 1–0 victory through superior control and attacking intent. Operating in a 4–3–3 formation, the hosts monopolised possession at 81 per cent and created a significant xG advantage of 2.51 to 0.21, firing 29 shots with ten reaching the target. Bahrain, set up defensively in a 4–2–3–1, offered minimal threat with only two attempts and none on target, though their goalkeeper made an impressive 90 per cent save rate across ten shots faced. Morocco's solitary goal proved decisive in a match that reflected the gulf in class between the two sides. The result underscores Morocco's attacking prowess ahead of competitive fixtures.