Morocco arrive at MD3 needing to win to guarantee a knockout round spot. Walid Regragui will shift from defensive pragmatism to controlled attacking football — Ziyech and Boufal both starting and attacking Haiti's limited backline.
Against Haiti's 5-4-1 block, Morocco have the technical quality to break through. Ziyech's set pieces alone should create 3-4 meaningful chances — Haiti conceded 14 goals across qualifying.
Haiti arrive having achieved the goal — competing at the World Cup. This is likely their final match in the tournament, and Duckens Nazon deserves a moment in the spotlight at MetLife Stadium.
Their compact defensive shape made Scotland and Brazil work hard. Against Morocco, the quality gap is smaller — a draw or even a win isn't impossible if they defend well for 85 minutes.
Morocco lead 2–1 all-time. No prior World Cup meetings.