June 25 (THEWILL) — Morocco came from behind twice before pulling away in the second half to defeat Haiti 4–2 in a chaotic and entertaining Group D clash.
Haiti stunned the Moroccan crowd with an early breakthrough in the 10th minute, exposing defensive gaps early on.
Morocco responded strongly, equalising in the 39th minute, but Haiti immediately regained the lead just before halftime (43’). The drama continued as Morocco struck again in first-half stoppage time to level at 2–2.
After the break, Morocco took full control of proceedings, dictating tempo and pinning Haiti deep into their half.
The breakthrough came in the 78th minute before a late strike in the 89th minute sealed a deserved comeback win. Morocco ended with 69% possession and 12 shots on target, underlining their dominance after a shaky start.
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