Brazil 3–0 ends Haiti's World Cup, Morocco waits Thursday

Brazil 3–0, and Haiti are out

The dream ends early. Brazil 3–0 Haiti in the second group stage match, and your team are eliminated from World Cup 2026 (2). Alex Sandro, Léo Pereira, and Lucas Paquetá scored the goals. Flamengo's Danilo and Bruno Guimarães turned in big performances for Brazil, while Alisson kept a clean sheet in goal (2).

No shame in it. This was the second match of the group, and the gulf in class was real. Haiti absorbed pressure, tried to hit on the counter, but Brazil's quality told.

Morocco tomorrow, and it still matters

Haiti face Morocco on Thursday in the final Group C match (1) (3) (4) (5). You cannot advance, but Morocco can. That gives the match edge, Morocco need a result, and Haiti can shape who goes through.

Kickoff is at midnight Central European Time, Thursday into Friday (1). Coverage is available across multiple broadcasters (1) (4) (5).

The betting markets have already weighed in. CBS Sports' expert, riding a 21–12 run on World Cup picks, has a clear prediction for this one (3).

Fan-reaktioner

The mood on r/soccer is restless, and it is not about Haiti directly. One thread asks whether FIFA should bring back goal difference as the primary tiebreaker, arguing the current format lets already-eliminated teams distort the group picture. Fans are debating the integrity of third-place advancement and what it means when a team is out before the final matchday.