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FootballEl Moutaraji's Stunning Goal Set the Internet Ablaze as WAC Take Lead in CAF Champions League Final
- Zouhair El Moutaraji has scored a stunning opener for Wydad Athletic Club in the CAF Champions League final
- The Moroccans are leading record champions Al Ahly at the Stade Mohammed V stadium in Rabat
- El Moutaraji's goal has seen fans of African football take to social media to applaud his effort as WAC take the lead into the break
Zouhair El Moutaraji has scored a worldie to break the deadlock in the final of the CAF Champions League between Wydad Athletic Club and Al Ahly.
The Wydad winger drove a ferocious strike from long range to beat Al Ahly's Mohamed El Shennawy after just 15 minutes.
WAC held on to go into the break with the slim lead and will be hoping to break the dominance of the Egyptian giants.
Zouhair El Moutaraji's goal
The winger pulled away from two players before firing from 30 years to give the Moroccans the lead.
Wydad started the game the better of the two sides and it is no surprise that they had the lead but have since taken their foot off the pedal.
How fans reacted to El Mouraji's goal
@famahlalela wrote:
Wow!!! What a goal!!! Wydad 1 nil up - fast paced n exciting half
@FisayoDairo added:
What a hit by Zouheir El Moutaraji. A goal worthy of winning any final.
@gamel_nezza
Wydad’s goal was stupendous
@sean_cardo wrote:
El Moutaraji’s incredible goal is the difference at the break.
@SaddickAdams posted:
What a goal by Wydad. A world class strike
@Dom9120434 tweeted:
Oh my word! What a goal by El Moutaraji. Absolutely sensational. He hit it with pace, power and precision. Wydad AC are ahead. 1-0 inside 16 minutes.
@EmmanuelAyamga_ posted:
What a goal by Wydad. A rocket of a shot. 1-0.
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FootballEarlier, Sports Brief reported that Al Ahly will have no choice but to contest the CAF Champions League final in Morocco on Monday.
The Egyptian side were hoping to have the final against Wydad Casablanca postponed and the venue moved after they appealed to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS).
Sadly for the Egyptian giants, CAS ruled in favour of African football’s governing body, IOL reported.