The first half was tense and cautious.

Both teams played carefully, watching each other closely, like wrestlers waiting for the right moment to make the first move.

Everything changed in the second half. In the 55th minute, Diaz finally broke the deadlock.

It was a sharp and well-timed goal, the kind that feels like the first clean punch in a fight. The tempo lifted immediately and his team looked in control.

For a while, it seemed like that goal might be enough. But football rarely ends that simply.

In the 74th minute, Ayoub El Kaabi stepped up and struck back.

His goal came like a sudden wrestling reversal, flipping the match in one moment and shifting all the momentum The crowd felt it.

The game changed its tone. The final minutes were full of tension and emotion. Every pass mattered. Every mistake felt dangerous. What started slowly had turned into a fierce second-half contest decided by timing and belief.

In football, just like wrestling, one move can change everything.

And on this night, El Kaabi delivered it when it mattered most.