Match Details and Broadcast Information
The highly anticipated match between Morocco and Haiti is set to take place at 22:00 (UTC) on June 24, 2026. Fans can catch the action at various local times: 19:00 in Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, and Paraguay; 18:00 in Chile, Bolivia, Venezuela, and Miami; 17:00 in Ecuador, Peru, Colombia, and Panama; 16:00 in Mexico, El Salvador, Honduras, and Costa Rica; and midnight on June 25 in Spain. Viewers can tune in via multiple broadcasting platforms, including TyC Sports, DSports, Paramount+, and Disney+ Premium in Argentina; DAZN in Spain; ViX in Mexico; and a range of Fox channels in the United States.
Team Insights and Coach Comments
Mohamed Ouahbi, the head coach of Morocco, shared insights ahead of the crucial match, stating, "The match against Brazil served as a reference point for us, but we are focusing on the present rather than getting ahead of ourselves. Many people are talking about the Netherlands, but we also have to consider teams like Japan. Those reference games are incredibly useful for what lies ahead, whether it’s the Netherlands, Japan, France, Portugal, or Argentina. The important thing is that we feel prepared and have shown our capabilities." Morocco is coming off a strong performance, having reached the semifinals in the Qatar 2022 World Cup and looking to secure a spot in the knockout stage as group leaders. They began their campaign with a draw against Brazil and followed up with a win against Scotland.
On the other hand, Haiti, representing CONCACAF, aims to exit the tournament on a positive note after suffering defeats in their first two matches, losing 0-1 to Scotland and 0-3 to Brazil. Coach Sébastien Migné will be looking to motivate his squad to put forth their best effort in this final group stage match.
As the teams prepare for this critical encounter, Morocco's lineup is expected to feature Youssef Bounou in goal, with Achraf Hakimi, Chadi Riad, Noussair Mazraoui, and Ayyoub Bouaddi in defense. The midfield may include Azzedine Ounahi and Neil El Aynaoui, while the attacking front could see Brahim Díaz and Issa Diop leading the charge. In contrast, Haiti's formation is likely to include Johny Placide as goalkeeper, supported by Carlens Arcus and Romain Adé in defense, with Frantzdy Pierrot and Wilfried Isidor upfront.
As reported by infobae.com.
