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Morocco make history at the 2026 World Cup
The Moroccan national team continued to make history at the 2026 FIFA World Cup when they defeated their Canadian counterpart 3-0 in the round of 16 on Saturday evening, securing a place in the quarter-finals and setting an unprecedented record.
“Atlas lions” imposed the course of the match from the first minutes and managed to finish the confrontation with three clear goals, confirming their right to the quarter-finals, where they await the winner of the match against France and Paraguay in the next round.
The victory was not just a place in the quarter-finals, but it went down in history as the biggest win by an Arab team in the history of World Cup finals, adding a new achievement to Morocco’s glittering World Cup record.
The Moroccan national team repeated its historic victory over Scotland in the 1998 group stage.
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Morocco also scored 10 goals in the current World Cup, becoming only the second African team in history to achieve this number in a single tournament, equaling Senegal’s feat before their round of 16 exit.
Morocco continue to cement their position as one of the most popular teams in the tournament, combining strong results and convincing performances to keep alive the dream of writing a new chapter of achievements, one step away from reaching the semi-finals for the second time in a row.
Arab football fans are anticipating the next clash with the Atlas Lions as they wait to find out their opponent between France and Paraguay amid hopes of continuing their journey and achieving another historic achievement at the 2026 World Cup.
