The Moroccan Volleyball Super League continued to showcase its competitive depth on February 22, 2020, as OCS (Olympique Club de Safi) came from behind to beat Khouribga 3-1 on the road. The result gave OCS a valuable away victory while denying Khouribga the chance to build momentum in front of their own fans.

Khouribga Take the Opening Set

Khouribga opened the match with intensity, using their serving aggression to disrupt OCS's first-ball offense. The home side's block frequently found the right position in the early going, allowing them to claim the opening set with a controlled performance. The crowd sensed a productive evening, but OCS had other plans.

OCS adjusted their attack distribution after the interval, moving the ball more consistently to their wing hitters and forcing Khouribga's defenders to cover more of the court. This shift began to pay off immediately. OCS's passing improved, their middle attackers started winning one-on-one battles, and the visitors took the second set to level the match after a strong finish.

OCS Take Control

With confidence growing, OCS took full control in the third set. A string of well-placed serves created prolonged receiving problems for Khouribga, and OCS's block-defense system thrived on the resulting free balls. Khouribga tried to re-establish their rhythm by introducing changes at the net, but OCS continued to win the decisive rallies. The visitors closed out the fourth set to seal a 3-1 triumph and move up the Super League table.

For Khouribga, the defeat was a missed opportunity to claim home points against a direct rival in the middle of the standings. OCS, on the other hand, demonstrated the maturity and tactical flexibility that make them such a difficult opponent away from home.