Morocco: two tests before the World Cup
The Moroccan national team is finalizing its American preparatory program in view of the 2026 World Cup. Two friendly matches are planned in June against Norway and El Salvador to anticipate the profile of future group opponents.
The Moroccan Football Federation has scheduled a match against Norway on June 7, 2026 at the Sports Illustrated Field in Harrison, New Jersey. The governing body expects a sold-out match due to the significant presence of the Moroccan community in North America.
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Coach Mohamed Ouahbi is using this Scandinavian confrontation to prepare his team for the group match against Scotland. The goal is to accustom the players to intense athletic impact, a direct style of play, and good management of set pieces under pressure.
A second match is in the validation phase against El Salvador, with a principle agreement already reached between the two federations. This match will take place at the Moroccan team’s training camp a few days before the Norwegian match, in order to understand the technical characteristics of the CONCACAF zone before facing Haiti.
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The technical staff will take advantage of this Salvadoran opposition to broadly evaluate the squad and define the final list of selected players. These two tests will allow Morocco to adjust its tactical systems, alternating offensive and defensive setups, to face Haiti, Scotland and Brazil.
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