Morocco and Haiti will wrap up their Group C matches at the 2026 World Cup on Wednesday at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. While the Atlas Lions are on the verge of advancing to the knockout stages, Haiti has already been eliminated from the tournament. Morocco is in a favorable position to qualify for the knockout rounds for the second consecutive World Cup, having secured four points from their first two Group C encounters against Brazil and Scotland. In their opening match, Morocco earned a well-deserved point with a 1-1 draw against Brazil. Ismael Saibari showcased his talent by scoring a brilliant goal against Brazil and then netting the decisive opener just 70 seconds into their 1-0 win over Scotland last weekend. Under the guidance of Mohamed Ouahbi, Morocco completed 601 passes in their narrow victory over Scotland, marking the highest number of passes recorded by any African team in a World Cup match since 1966. For new customers, there's an offer available: place a minimum £10 bet on football with odds of at least 1.5 (1/2) and receive £50 in Free Bet Builders once the qualifying bet is settled. This offer is valid for 90 days, and only certain payment methods qualify. Terms and conditions apply, and responsible gambling is encouraged. Currently ranked sixth in the world by FIFA, surpassing teams like Portugal, the Netherlands, and Germany, Morocco needs to secure a win against Haiti to ensure a top-two finish in Group C and automatic advancement to the last 32. A draw or even a loss may still suffice if Scotland fails to beat Brazil. Having reached the semi-finals in the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, Morocco is optimistic about their chances against Haiti. They have not lost any of their last six group-stage matches in World Cup history (3 wins, 3 draws) and boast an impressive 31-match unbeaten streak across all competitions (26 wins, 5 draws).