An own goal from Bono in the 10th minute set Morocco on their way, and A. Hakimi doubled the lead in the 39th. Haiti pulled one back through W. Isidor — assisted by J. Duverne — in the 43rd, but I. Saibari, assisted by Hakimi, restored Morocco's two-goal advantage in first-half stoppage time. S. Rahimi, introduced as a substitute, made it 4-1 in the 78th with C. Riad assisting, and G. Yassine added a fourth in the 89th off a Rahimi assist. Haiti's only consolation was Isidor's strike; their five shots produced just one on target across the full 90 minutes.

Morocco open Group C in a strong position. A four-goal haul, 70 percent possession, and an xG of 3.26 against Haiti's 0.52 reflect the margin of control Morocco exercised across the match — they generated 22 shots and nine corners to Haiti's five and none. That kind of goal difference can matter in the group stage, where a single goal separates sides level on points, and Morocco have already built a substantial buffer. For Haiti, the task of advancing from the group grows considerably harder after this result. They finished with 30 percent of the ball and a single shot on target, and will need a sharply different attacking output in their remaining fixtures.