Morocco have qualified for the round of 32 at the 2026 FIFA World Cup after a convincing 4-2 victory over Haiti in the final round of Group 3 fixtures, with the Atlas Lions continuing their campaign at the global tournament.
The result lifted Morocco to 7 points, finishing second in the group on goal difference behind Brazil, who topped the standings after beating Scotland 3-0. Both sides booked their places in the knockout rounds.
The Atlas Lions entered the match determined to seal qualification without relying on other results, and successfully imposed their attacking superiority over a Haiti side that had already been eliminated and was seeking to end its participation on a positive note.
Morocco confirmed their readiness to continue their World Cup journey having gone through the group stage unbeaten — opening with a hard-earned 1-1 draw against Brazil, then a 1-0 win over Scotland, before sealing progress with a four-goal victory over Haiti.
The qualification extends Morocco's presence in the World Cup knockout rounds, following their historic achievement at the 2022 tournament in Qatar, where they became the first Arab and African nation to reach the semi-finals.