AMMAN — Morocco were crowned champions of the Arab Cup 2025 after defeating Jordan 3–2 in a dramatic extra-time final, securing the title following an intense and closely fought contest.

The final, played in front of a packed crowd, saw Morocco display resilience and composure as they overcame a determined Jordanian side that pushed the match beyond regulation time. After the score was level at the end of 90 minutes, Morocco found the decisive breakthrough in extra time to seal victory and lift the coveted trophy.

Jordan delivered one of their strongest performances of the tournament, challenging Morocco with disciplined defending and swift counterattacks. However, Morocco’s experience and attacking depth proved decisive in the closing stages, allowing the Atlas Lions to assert control and finish the match on top.

Morocco’s triumph capped an impressive tournament run marked by tactical organisation, midfield dominance and clinical finishing in key moments. Football analysts said the victory further confirms Morocco’s status as one of the leading forces in Arab and African football.

The Arab Cup success adds to Morocco’s growing list of international achievements and is expected to boost confidence ahead of upcoming continental and global competitions.