Morocco fan joins in with Senegal supporters dancing in the stands, it's what football is all about
A Morocco fan has gone viral on social media after he joined in with the Senegal supporters dancing in the stands of their World Cup match against Ecuador.
Senegal booked their place in the next round of the tournament after beating Ecuador 2-1 at the Khalifa International Stadium on Tuesday.
Watford's Ismaila Sarr opened the scoring from the spot, with Brighton's Moises Caicedo levelling proceedings.
But Senegal regained the lead when Chelsea's Kalidou Koulibaly produced a brilliant side-footed finish in the 70th minute.
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However, Koulibaly's strike wasn't the moment of the match as a supporter in the stands attracted plenty of attention on social media.
In the 82nd, the camera panned to the crowd and showed a Morocco fan amongst the Senegal supporters.
When you try your best to fit in 😅#ITVFootball | #FIFAWorldCup pic.twitter.com/y5cfGZjsg4
— ITV Football (@itvfootball) November 29, 2022
He joined in with the Senegalese' choreographed dance in a wholesome moment.
Needless to say, the interaction between the Morocco fan and the Senegal supporters got fans online talking.
One Twitter user wrote: "This is what football represents."
A second tweeted: "African fans are the best at this World Cup."
A third added: "This is so beautiful."
Another commented: "Beautiful to see...#TeamAfrica."
Senegal find themselves in the knockout stage of the World Cup since 2002.
And they resume their Qatar venture against England in the last 16. The Three Lions beat Wales 3-0 to top Group B, setting up a clash against the African country on Sunday.
As for Morocco, they currently sit second in Group F and face Canada in their final game of the group stage round.
A victory over the Canadians would secure their spot in the next round of the World Cup.
The North African country drew their opening game against Croatia before stunning Belgium 2-0 last weekend.
Will Walid Regragui's side join Senegal in the last 16 stage? Let us know what you think.
Topics: Football, Senegal, Football World Cup
Nasir Jabbar