- Morocco have not lost in their last 5 games, winning 3 and drawing 2.
- Haiti have 1 win, 1 draw and 3 defeats in their last 5 matches in all competitions.
Morocco to make their mark on Group C's final day
Morocco are odds-on favourites for Group C clash with Haiti this Wednesday in the USA, but we'll swerve the short odds of 1.3 and take the underdogs at a massive 8.75.
The Atlas Lions are playing a more patient and possession-based style of football these days under Mohamed Ouahbi's guidance, but that's not to say they won't blow Haiti away in Atlanta this week. Moroccan football is built upon a solid foundation of creative midfielders, high full-backs and a flexible 4-2-3-1 system, but Ouahbi has added a possession-based and structured framework since taking the reins in March 2026.
They haven't lost in their last 5, winning 3 and drawing 2, and drew their World Cup opener 1-1 with Brazil away from home, showing a real steely resolve against the Group C favourites. In Ismael Saibari, who's netted in the World Cup opener, they have their focal point for the attack and in Brahim Diaz, who has contributed 1 assist in the World Cup so far, they have the creative heart of the team.
Haiti to set up camp and play on the break
Haiti, in contrast, set up with a low-block and aim to play on the counter. They are physical and can press with real intent when needed, but Sébastien Migné's pragmatism since taking charge in March 2024 hasn't got them great results of late.
After a 0-1 defeat to Scotland in their World Cup opener, Haiti sit fourth in the group with no points, and back-to-back defeats have followed a 1-2 friendly loss to Peru that was a tough way to prepare for the tournament. They've got power up front in the shape of Wilson Isidor, who has scored 2 of their 6 goals in the last 5 matches and will be tasked with giving Morocco problems.
Go for the underdog in this Group C matchup
This should be a game where Morocco dominate the ball, but Haiti will surely look to frustrate and counter attack whenever they can. In fact, this tactical contrast between Ouahbi's fresh Morocco and Migné's gritty Haiti will be the key matchup to watch on Group C's final day.
We're going for the underdog, but the 1.69 on both teams to score - No looks a stronger play given Morocco's stubbornness and Haiti's lack of final third penetration.
