Germany recorded the biggest victory margin of the ongoing 2023 Fifa Women’s World Cup following a 6-0 victory over Morocco in Melbourne on Monday.
A huge gulf in qualify was apparent in this match at the Melbourne Rectangular Stadium where Germany captain Alexandra Popp grabbed a first-half brace coming in the 11th and 39th minutes.
Klara Buhl made it three for the Europeans seconds into the second stanza before two successive own goals by Morocco midfielders Hanane Ait El Haj and Yasmin M’rabet.
A 90th-minute strike by substitute Lea Schuller wrapped up Germany putting the North Africans to the sword in this Group H encounter.
The result meant no African team has collected maximum points in the first round of group games in Australia/New Zealand as Morocco’s debut appearance at the World Cup got off to a horrendous start.
Source: Goal
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