Morocco's Path and Tickets for FIFA World Cup 2026

The Atlas Lions have sparked excitement as they push deeper into the 2026 World Cup. Under coach Mohamed Ouahbi, who stepped in March 2026, Morocco has lived up to the expectations set by their remarkable 2022 semi-final run.

Advancing from Group C with results that included a resilient 1-1 draw against Brazil, a tight 1-0 win over Scotland, and a commanding 4-2 triumph versus Haiti, Morocco faced a nail-biting Round of 32 match. Against the Netherlands, a 91st-minute equalizer from Issa Diop sent the game to penalties where Morocco edged out a 3-2 victory. Riding high on that momentum, they crushed co-hosts Canada 3-0 in Houston during the Round of 16, thanks to two goals by Azzedine Ounahi and a late strike from Soufiane Rahimi.

Now the big question: can Morocco reach the final on July 19? Up next is a high-stakes quarter-final against France. Let’s explore what lies ahead for Ouahbi’s squad.

Upcoming and Past Fixtures

After advancing through the group and edging past the Dutch, Morocco’s path is clearer now. The quarter-final against France will be a stern test. If successful, they might face titans like Brazil or other top contenders on their way to the final at MetLife Stadium.

Group C Standings

If you want to watch the Atlas Lions live, here’s the ticket situation:

Last-Minute Sales Phase: Currently open, offering tickets on a first-come, first-served basis directly from FIFA.
Official FIFA Resale Marketplace: The only authorized platform to buy and sell verified tickets at face value, open until the tournament ends.
Secondary Marketplaces: Sites like StubHub are active for knockout games, but prices change based on demand. Always check the terms before buying.