Morocco dominated Haiti 4–2 in a Group C World Cup encounter, controlling proceedings with 69 per cent possession and 22 shots, of which 11 found the target. The North Africans' 4–2–3–1 setup proved sufficiently organised to manage Haiti's occasional threat, though their expected goals of 3.26 suggested they could have won by a wider margin; Haiti's goalkeeper made a respectable 63.64 per cent of saves despite facing 11 shots on target. Haiti's 4–4–1–1 shape offered little resistance in midfield, with just 31 per cent possession and nine shots overall, though two goals from limited chances—an xG of 0.66—hinted at clinical finishing. Morocco's goalkeeper conceded 3.71 expected goals, indicating defensive lapses that allowed Haiti's underdogs to stay competitive despite the scoreline. Danny Makkelie oversaw the contest without notable incident. Morocco's victory moves them towards qualification whilst Haiti faces an uphill task.