World Cup: Alphonso Davies Rushes To Meet His Family Members After Loss to Morocco, Video

• Canada have crashed out at the 2022 FIFA World Cup after losing all their three games in the group stages
• Alphonso Davies who played against Morocco in the 2-1 defeat however meet his family members at the stands after the game
• The Bayern Munich star will now be heading back to his base to rest before the resumption of the season

Adorable video has emerged on social media where Bayern Munich star Alphonso Davies was spotted rushing to meet his family members at the stands in Qatar.

It was a lovely moment as Davies walked up to meet his people despite his country suffering a defeat against Morocco in their last game at the 2022 World Cup.

Davies was in action for Canada, but he was unable to help his nation against a more determined Moroccans who finished as leaders in group F.

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Unfortunately for Canada, they lost all their three games in the group stages at the 2022 World Cup.

How did it go for Davies?

According to the video the player posted by himself on Twitter, the 22-year-old was spotted in joyous momentum while greeting all his family members.

See the video below

Footie fans heap praises on Morocco

Earlier, Sports Brief had reported how football fans monitoring the World Cup game between Morocco and Canada trooped to social media to shower praises on the African side.

The Atlas Lions roared past Canada to punch a ticket into the knockout phase of the ongoing 2022 FIFA World Cup, capping off a near-perfect performance in the group stages.

Morocco topped Group F with seven points, two more than 2018 World Cup runners-up Croatia, a further three more than Belgium, who finished in the third position at the last edition and a staggering seven points adrift Canada.

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The sensational performance of Walid Regragui's charges ensured they etched their name in African football folklore, becoming the first African side in the 21st century to top a World Cup group.

On the back of this milestone, football fans could not help but heap praise on Morocco for reaching the last 16 in style.