Morocco Lineup vs Haiti CONFIRMED: Who Starts And Who Sits Out In This Crucial Encounter?

A crucial group stage encounter is set to be played at the Atlanta Stadium, as Morocco take on Haiti in a bid to seal qualification to the Round of 32. Mohamed Ouahbi's men have drawn against Brazil in their World Cup opener and squeezed out a narrow 1-0 win against Scotland in their previous game.

The Morocco national football team would look to make it deep in this edition of the World Cup, too, as they did in the previous edition when they made it to the semifinals, beating Portugal, but eventually falling short to France.

The Atlas Lions' biggest strength has been their core team, which has remained unchanged for two games in a row now. Ouahbi has trusted his players to make the difference, and they have not disappointed him so far.

They face a Haiti national football team side who are already out of the qualification race and are just here to save face. A comfortable win should be on the cards, barring any major upset. Sportsdunia takes a look at the Morocco national football team lineup vs Haiti, which will take the field to ensure that their nation makes it to the knockouts with a sound performance.

Morocco National Football Team Lineup vs Haiti CONFIRMED

The Morocco national football team lineup finally sees some changes after two games in a row with the same starting lineup. Yassine Bonou starts in goal with the best right back in the world currently, Achraf Hakimi, leading the team once again.

Anass Salah-Eddine starts as left back in this Morocco national football team lineup vs Haiti. Sofyan Amrabat and Roma's Neil El Aynaoui feature in the double pivot. Brahim Diaz plays on the right-hand side with Morocco's only goalscorer so far in the FIFA World Cup 2026, Ismael Saibari, and Bilal El Khannouss beside him.

Ayoub El Kaabi is deputed to be the number nine once again in this Morocco vs Haiti game.

Have a look at the official Morocco national football team lineup vs Haiti.

Bono; Hakimi, Halhal, Riad, Salah-Eddine; Amrabat, El Aynaoui; Brahim Diaz, Saibari, El Khannouss; El Kaabi;