Haiti fall 4–2 to Morocco and exit the World Cup

Haiti go out with a fight, Morocco run out 4–2 winners

Your team fell 4–2 to Morocco in the final group stage match, ending their World Cup campaign without a point (1) (3). The 4–2 scoreline is blunt, but Haiti did not roll over. Morocco's attack simply had too many gears.

Morocco now face the Netherlands in the round of 16 on Monday (2). That same Dutch side shared your group, just to underline the level Haiti were up against.

Gessime Yassine, who scored in the match, spoke afterwards about what it meant: "Honestly, it was crazy for my family, for my parents, who have always been by my side since I was little. It has been incredible, it's a pride to make my parents proud. I play for the people, to make people happy" (1).

Saibari has been the tournament's quiet engine for Morocco, three goals in three group matches, and the Moroccan camp knows what they have. Coach Mohamed Ouahbi called him "a very versatile player" with "a powerful shot" and "the ability to beat his marker" (2) (3). Haiti saw that up close.