Morocco dominated a friendly international against Madagascar on 2 June, securing a comprehensive 4–0 victory. The hosts controlled the match through their 4–2–3–1 formation, generating 20 shots with 9 on target, whilst Madagascar offered minimal resistance from a 3–5–2 shape, managing only 2 shots with a single effort on target. Despite Madagascar's goalkeeper recording a perfect 100 per cent save percentage, the visitors' limited attacking threat meant the custodian faced few genuine opportunities to distinguish himself. Morocco's clinical finishing and superior structure proved decisive in an encounter that underlined their attacking potency ahead of the 2026 World Cup qualifiers.