Agadir’s Five-Star Show Demolishes Khemis Zemamra 5-2

Hassania Agadir detonated CR Khemis Zemamra 5-2 in Botola Pro’s regular season on Thursday, a scoreline that flatters neither the intensity of the gulf between them nor the clinical precision with which the visitors dismantled their hosts.

Agadir’s Early Strike Sets the Tone

The match ignited in the tenth minute when A. Bennadi, threaded through by I. Riahi’s incisive pass, buried the opening goal. Khemis responded with admirable grit. Four minutes later, J. Essaghir levelled the contest, capitalising on Z. Ajoughlal’s assist to haul the hosts level at 1-1 and inject a flicker of belief into the stadium.

But Agadir’s class showed through with ruthless speed. In the 25th minute, J. Ajako converted a penalty to flip the script entirely. Khemis Zemamra now chased the game, and Agadir hunted. I. Riahi, despite collecting a yellow card for his aggression in the 19th minute, epitomised the visitors’ control: he engineered the breakthrough, then finished the job himself in the 41st minute to make it 3-1 at the interval.

Second-Half Collapse for Khemis Zemamra

Khemis Zemamra emerged from the tunnel with fresh legs—A. El Aatga replacing I. Soubai in the 46th minute—but Agadir’s momentum was unstoppable. Bennadi added his second in the 45th minute, extending the lead to 4-1 before half-time’s whistle had even dried. Khemis’s shape fractured. Defensive substitutions—Z. Ajoughlal and M. Rahni both withdrawn by the 62nd minute—exposed the widening chasm between ambition and execution.

By the 65th minute, Riahi completed his hat-trick to make it 5-1, the midfielder running the show with A. Bennadi’s assist. Agadir were toying with their opponents now, each pass a demonstration of superiority. M. Kamal’s yellow card for Khemis in the 70th minute merely punctuated a narrative already written. Riahi himself was substituted off in the 71st minute, his evening’s work complete.

Ait Brayim Seals Agadir’s Statement

A. Ait Brayim added gloss to the scoreline in the 83rd minute, S. Benyachou’s assist setting up the sixth goal of an extraordinary display, though only five would stand for Agadir. Khemis Zemamra’s torment culminated in red mist: A. El Bajjani’s sending-off in the 90+2nd minute reduced them to ten men in injury time, a fitting end to an evening of capitulation.

What It Means

For Hassania Agadir, this is a statement of intent in Botola Pro. Five goals away from home, the control never wavered, the attacking instinct never dimmed. Riahi’s three-goal haul and Bennadi’s two finishes proved lethal. CR Khemis Zemamra, by contrast, face searching questions: two goals across the ninety minutes is respectable in isolation, yet here it counted for nothing against a side that punished every defensive hesitation with ruthless efficiency. As the regular season unfolds, Agadir travel onward with momentum roaring. Khemis must rebuild from the rubble.