Morocco defeated the DR Congo 3:0 in their African Championship fixture on 19 September 2026. The hosts sit second in the table with two games played, one win, one loss and three points. The visitors are third after three matches, also on three points but with an extra defeat to their credit.
Morocco's recent run shows a heavy 0:3 loss to Egypt on 17 September, followed by a 3:1 win over Gambia the day before. DR Congo came into this game having beaten Central African Republic 3:0 on the same 17 September, after losing 1:3 to Rwanda two days earlier and 0:3 to Cameroon on 15 September.
There are no minute-by-minute events or statistics supplied for this match, so the detail comes from the result and what it places both sides in the standings. Morocco's victory moves them ahead of the DR Congo in the table, even though both teams carry three points.
What stands out is the pattern of results rather than any single moment. Morocco have lost three of their last five matches, including two 0:3 defeats to Egypt. The DR Congo have lost four of five, with three of those ending 0:3 as well. The margin of defeat has been consistent for both sides in different contexts.
The table tells a simple story: two teams level on points, separated by one game and one position. Morocco will look to build on this win, while the DR Congo need to find another result to climb. The gap remains tight, and there is nothing to separate them on points alone.
