FINAL UPDATE:
2026 WORLD CUP · QUARTER-FINAL
Morocco
Les Lions de l'AtlasThe Atlas Lions
ELIMINATEDGroup C, finished 2nd
IN OUR BEST THIRDS RANKING
#8OUR RANK
11PTS
+4GD
10GF
Morocco is out of the 2026 World Cup, eliminated after the Quarter-finals (1/4 finals).

The Atlas Lions shared the spoils on matchday 1, drawing 1-1 with Brazil, 1 place higher in the world ranking, before a narrow 1-0 win over Scotland moved Morocco up on matchday 2. A 4-2 win over Haiti, 76 places lower in the world ranking, followed on matchday 3. Seven points and a goal difference of 3 were enough to finish runners-up in Group C and reach the knockout rounds.

The Atlas Lions opened the knockout stage against Netherlands, ranked just 1 place lower in the world ranking, and the two sides finished level at 1-1 before Morocco edged through 3-2 on penalties. They then beat Canada, 23 places lower in the world ranking, 3-0 in the Round of 16. A quarter-final meeting with France, 4 places higher in the world ranking, ended 0-2 and Morocco were eliminated from the 2026 World Cup.

HOW IT ENDED

One win from the semi-finals.
Morocco
0–2
France
QUARTER-FINALS · · FULL-TIME · ELIMINATED
WHAT WAS NEXT · NEVER REACHED
SEMI-FINALS

PER MATCH · INCL. GROUP STAGE

1.83PTS / match
1.67GF / match
−1.17FAIR / match

Across 6 matches (group stage included), Morocco has averaged 1.83 points and 1.67 goals scored per game, with 1.17 fair-play points lost per game.

PLAYED

Group CDREW Brazil
Group CWON Scotland
Group CWON Haiti
Round of 32WON , decided on penaltiesNetherlands
Round of 16WON Canada
Quarter-finalsLOST France
WHERE IT ALL STARTED
No bubble needed. Morocco went through as a group runner-up, clear of the best-third race entirely.

How hard was Morocco’s road at this World Cup?

Every team’s road through the tournament, on one chart. Each line shows how hard each stage is. The base is the gap in FIFA world ranking between the two sides; on top of that, current form (each team’s last three matches, and how convincingly they were won against how strong an opponent) nudges the step: a hot opponent makes it taller, a team’s own hot form makes its own steps shorter. Higher means a tougher road. In the group stage the opponents are known, so each match sits at a fixed height; each knockout round shows the average difficulty across every opponent still left in that round. Morocco’s road is highlighted, along with every team it played. Hover or tap any team to compare, or pick one from the legend.

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