Morocco will hope to beat Haiti tonight and capitalise on any slip-up from Brazil to secure top spot in World Cup Group C.
The 2022 semi-finalists have taken four points from their two games so far and only trail the five-time winners on goal difference.
Haiti have already been eliminated having failed to score in defeats to Scotland and Brazil.
A goal here would be a major achievement against the African champions, who are unbeaten in their last 31 matches across all competitions, winning 26 and drawing five.
Where to watch Morocco v Haiti: TV channel, live online streams
Kick-off on Wednesday is at 23:00 BST (18:00 ET / 15:00 PT). In the UK, live coverage is on BBC Two.
Streaming on a vast range of devices is available through the BBC iPlayer app and BBC Sport website.
World Cup 2026: Morocco v Haiti stats
- Three of Morocco’s last 13 World Cup matches have come against non-European teams, with no side playing as many games at the tournament against European opposition since the 2018 finals
- Morocco are unbeaten in their last six group stage matches at the World Cup (W3 D3), which is the best run by an African nation: Cameroon were unbeaten in five between 1982 and 1990 and Senegal had five unbeaten group games between 2002 and 2018
- Their fourth-placed finish in 2022 was Morocco’s best-ever performance at the finals and the best by any African nation
- Reigning African Footballer of the Year Achraf Hakimi made more tackles (26) than any other player at the 2022 World Cup and recorded the second-most ground duels won (41)
- Midfielder Ayyoub Bouaddi was France Under-21 captain until the midfielder’s switch to Morocco was approved in May. Brahim Diaz, who top-scored at this year’s Africa Cup of Nations with five goals, was born in Spain
- Haiti have lost all five of their World Cup matches, scoring twice and conceding 15 times across those games
- Only three nations previously lost their first five games at the tournament: Mexico (first 9), El Salvador (6) and Canada (6)
- The 52-year-gap between Haiti and Congo DR’s first appearance (1974) and second appearance (2026) at the World Cup is the fourth-longest in tournament history, behind Wales (64 years, between 1958 and 2022), Egypt (56 years, between 1934 and 1990) and Norway (56 years, between 1938 and 1994)
- Among sides to play 10 games in CONCACAF qualifying, only Bermuda (31) and Nicaragua (16) conceded more goals than Haiti (13), as well as shipping the third-largest amount of expected goals (11.7)
- No player scored more goals in the campaign than Haiti’s Duckens Nazon (6), including a hat-trick after coming on as a sub against Costa Rica in September
- Sebastien Migne is the second person to coach Haiti at a World Cup after Antoine Tassy and the first non-Haitian to do so
