Challenge in the World Cup: Morocco and Haiti aim to say goodbye with dignity

Ouahbi aims to repeat starting eleven for the third consecutive match, while Isidor could return in Haiti. Morocco and Haiti, separated by over 6,500 kilometers, share street football as a common root. Despite different objectives, both teams will seek to leave their mark on the World Cup.

Marina Valcárcel | Wed, 06/24/2026 - 11:38
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Challenge at the World Cup: Morocco and Haiti seek to bid farewell with dignity
Challenge at the World Cup: Morocco and Haiti seek to bid farewell with dignity

Ouahbi aims to repeat for the third consecutive match, while Isidor could make a comeback in Haiti. Morocco and Haiti, separated by more than 6,500 kilometers, share street football as a common root. Despite different goals, both teams will seek to make their mark in the World Cup.

The challenge for Morocco

Ouahbi is still convinced by what he has seen in the first two matches against Brazil and Scotland, so he will field the same eleven to pursue group leadership. Not even the threat of Diop's suspension indicates a probable lineup change: Bono, Hakimi, Diop, Chadi Riad, Mazraoui, El Aynaoui, Bouaddi, Brahim, Ounahi, El Khannouss, and Saibari.

Haiti's opportunity

Despite having several players suspended, Haiti has nothing to lose. Deedson could return on the right flank instead of Casimir, while Isidor is expected to come back to the forward line alongside Pierrot. The probable lineup would be: Placide, Arcus, Adé, Deleroix, Expérience, Deedson, Jacques, Bellegarde, Providence, Isidor, and Pierrot.

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