World Cup 2026: Morocco and Haiti level at halftime (2-2)

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This match is part of a group stage in which Morocco had previously beaten Scotland 1-0, while Haiti had suffered two defeats and were aiming for a response. The halftime score reflects a lively and balanced first half.

Morocco are playing in a 4-2-3-1 under Mohamed Ouahbi, with dominant possession (70%) and 92% passing accuracy. The team put 1 of their 4 shots on target and earned 2 corners. Achraf Hakimi has stood out for his attacking involvement with a goal and two key passes.

Haiti, lined up in a 4-4-2 by Sébastien Migne, are holding their own by making the most of their chances. The team put 1 shot on target from 2 attempts, with an 86% pass completion rate and pressing that led to an early goal. Lenny Joseph has been one of the notable attacking figures with a goal scored.

Among the key incidents, in addition to the four goals, no cards have been shown, and Haitian goalkeeper Johny Placide made an important save. The tempo has not dropped and promises an intense second half.

Focus on Morocco

Senegalese Mohamed Ouahbi opted for a structured 4-2-3-1 with Yassine Bounou in goal, supported by a defensive line led by Achraf Hakimi and Redouane Halhal. The midfield pairing of Sofyan Amrabat and Neil El Aynaoui provides stability, while Brahim Díaz and Bilal El Khannouss drive the attacking play. Striker Ayoub El Kaabi has been active and has already tried his luck.

Focus on Haiti

Sébastien Migne has set up a compact and balanced 4-4-2 with Johny Placide in goal. The defense is organized around Jean-Kévin Duverne and Ricardo Adé. The midfield is coordinated by Jean-Ricner Bellegarde and Ruben Providence, offering passing options and depth. In attack, Wilson Isidor and Lenny Joseph have been enterprising and have found the net.