Olympic Soccer

Morocco Dominates U.S. in Olympic Soccer Quarterfinals

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PARIS— Morocco's soccer team delivered a stunning 4-0 defeat to the United States in the Olympic quarterfinals on Friday, with goals from Soufiane Rahimi, Ilias Akhomach, Achraf Hakimi, and Mehdi Maouhoub.

The Moroccan supporters at Parc des Princes erupted in celebration as the Atlas Lions showcased their superiority.

The opening goal came in the 29th minute when Rahimi converted a penalty, awarded after a foul by Nathan Harriel. U.S. goalkeeper Patrick Schulte guessed the direction correctly but couldn’t stop the perfectly placed shot.

In the second half, Morocco maintained their momentum. Akhomach, Hakimi, and Maouhoub each found the net, sealing the comprehensive victory.

The U.S. had a few opportunities, notably in the 9th minute when Paxten Aaronson missed a close-range chance, and in the 59th minute when Miles Robinson failed to capitalize on a pass.

Statistically, Morocco controlled 57% of possession and took eight of the match's 11 corner kicks, underlining their dominance.

Despite the loss, reaching the knockout stage was a notable achievement for the U.S. team. After a 3-0 defeat to hosts France in their opener, the Americans bounced back with decisive wins over New Zealand (4-1) and Guinea (3-0).

The U.S. men’s soccer team has yet to win an Olympic medal in the modern era, with their last appearance in the quarterfinals dating back to the 2000 Sydney Olympics. This year marked their return to the Olympics for the first time since Beijing 2008.