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Two African Players Make FIFA World Cup History with Consecutive Scoring Feat
FIFA has revealed that only two African players have ever scored in three consecutive FIFA World Cup matches: Senegal’s Ismaïla Sarr and Morocco’s Ismael Saibari.
Senegal’s Sarr Joins Elite Club
The 28-year-old Crystal Palace forward became the latest player to achieve this milestone during Senegal’s dramatic 3-2 Round of 32 defeat to Belgium. This followed his previous World Cup goals against Iraq and a brace against Norway in the group stage.
Morocco’s Saibari Matches the Achievement
Saibari, 25, accomplished the same feat by scoring against Haiti, Scotland, and Brazil. Though he didn’t score in regulation or extra time against the Netherlands, his decisive penalty in the shootout secured Morocco’s place in the Round of 16, where they’ll face Canada.
[Photo: FIFA World Cup (Credit: Daily Post)]
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