Morocco Haiti World Cup Qualification Match Time Channels
Morocco play their qualification for the round of 16 against Haiti. The kickoff is scheduled for Wednesday at 11 p.m. in Morocco, or midnight in France.
The Lions of the Atlas approach their final group C match with a clear advantage. After their draw against Brazil (1-1) and their victory over Scotland (1-0), Mohamed Ouahbi’s men have four points and hold their destiny in their own hands. A draw or a victory against Haiti will be enough to confirm their qualification.
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The match will be played at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, during the night of Wednesday to Thursday. Supporters in Morocco will be able to follow the kickoff on Wednesday at 11 p.m., while MREs based in France will need to connect at midnight. The match will be broadcast on Arryadia TNT, Al Aoula TNT and beIN Sports.
Mohamed Ouahbi does not want to treat this appointment as a formality, however. At a press conference, the Moroccan coach ruled out the idea of a large rotation against a Haitian team already eliminated. "We have only one objective and we will therefore field the best possible team," he warned. Morocco can still aim for first place in the group ahead of Brazil.
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Haiti has still not scored in this World Cup, but the figures invite caution. The Haitians have attempted 22 shots in two matches, including 15 against Scotland, with eight corners obtained in total according to Opta. Their lack of efficiency remains obvious, with five shots on target and no goals, but they can create danger if Morocco gives them space. For the Lions, the plan is clear: score early, keep control and avoid turning this final group match into a trap.
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