Morocco 2026 Schedule & Game Calendar

Morocco’s tilt at Group C in 2026

Morocco arrive at the 2026 World Cup among the CAF contingent at the tournament’s first 48-team staging. There are no World Cup titles attached to the name, but few groups offer a cleaner test of where a side stands than this one. Morocco were drawn into Group C alongside Brazil, Scotland, and Haiti, three teams from three different confederations, and the games play out across the eastern United States from June 13 to June 24.

The start could hardly have gone better against the odds. Morocco drew 1-1 with Brazil at the New York/New Jersey Stadium on June 13, taking a point off the most decorated team in the group on the opening night. From New York the schedule moves to Boston, where Scotland wait on June 19, then to Atlanta for Haiti on June 24. Three games, three host cities, and every one of them kicking off at 6:00 PM ET.

What that draw with Brazil does is change the tone of Morocco’s group. Two teams from every group of four go through automatically, and the eight best third-placed sides across the 12 groups also reach the Round of 32. A point against the group favourite on matchday one means Morocco are not chasing the campaign. Instead the Scotland fixture in Boston becomes the swing game, the one most likely to settle whether Morocco take second place behind Brazil or have to lean on the third-place math.

A closer look at the three matches

Morocco’s World Cup opened on Saturday, June 13 at 6:00 PM ET against Brazil in New York. Morocco were the away side that night at the New York/New Jersey Stadium, and the 1-1 result is the kind of opener that sets up the rest of a group nicely. A point banked early against the strongest team in Group C eases the pressure on what follows and keeps Morocco within touch of top spot.

The second game is the one that looks most pivotal. Morocco meet Scotland on Friday, June 19 in Boston, a 6:00 PM ET kickoff with Morocco as the away team. Two sides who each fancy a route through Group C will treat this as a contest they need to win, and the points on offer carry real weight for second place. Boston is where Morocco’s group could tilt one way or the other.

The group ends in Atlanta on Wednesday, June 24 against Haiti, another 6:00 PM ET start, and here Morocco have home advantage at last. By the time it kicks off, the group picture may already be clear, or it may hinge on this result and goal difference. Either way, Atlanta is a date for Morocco to circle, because group position decides which side of the knockout bracket they drop into.

There is a pattern in how the draw set up Morocco’s three games. They open away, travel to a second away fixture in Boston, then finally play at home in the closing match, the reverse of a side that front-loads its home advantage. For Morocco, that means the friendliest setting comes last, against Haiti, by which point the group may already be decided or balanced on a knife edge. The draw with Brazil is the result that gives that final-day home tie its meaning, since it keeps Morocco in range of the top two going into Boston and Atlanta.

Reading Morocco’s path into the knockout rounds

Come through Group C and the new format takes over. The 2026 World Cup runs to 104 matches and folds in a Round of 32 that the previous 32-team setup never carried. Group winners and runners-up are joined by the eight best third-placed teams, and from that point the football is pure knockout: Round of 32, Round of 16, quarterfinals, semifinals, and the final on July 19.

Who Morocco would face in that Round of 32 is not settled yet, and cannot be until all 12 groups have completed their final round. The bracket fills from the top as group placings lock in across the closing days, so Morocco’s first knockout opponent only comes into focus late. The full sweep, every group and the bracket as it builds, sits on the 2026 World Cup overview.

For Morocco, the knockout rounds are where a promising group return would have to be backed up. A solid finish in Group C counts for little if the first elimination match slips away, and the expanded bracket adds one more round to clear than at any World Cup before it. That is the context behind the draw with Brazil and the games against Scotland and Haiti. Each point is seeding for the matches that decide who goes deep.

Downloading and syncing Morocco’s World Cup schedule

Every Morocco fixture on this page can be sent straight to your calendar. Use the download button on the schedule above to pull the full set as an ICS file, a CSV spreadsheet, or a printable PDF, and choose the entire Group C run or a single match if that is all you want to track.

The ICS file is the simplest option for most. Load it into Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, or Outlook and Morocco’s group games show up with the kickoff times already converted to your zone, the venue named, and the host city attached. Because the schedule draws from live tournament data, it keeps itself accurate too: if a kickoff time changes, or once Morocco’s knockout opponents are confirmed, those entries update with nothing required from you.

If a spreadsheet is more your style, the CSV gives you each Morocco fixture as a row with the date, the ET kickoff, the opponent, and the venue, ready to sort or filter. The PDF prints to a single tidy page of Morocco’s Group C schedule, handy to stick on a wall or pass around. Same three matches, three formats, and you take whichever matches how you keep your dates.

Following more than one nation? The same downloads exist on every page across all 48 teams at the 2026 World Cup, so you can set Morocco’s fixtures next to another side and see the whole tournament on one calendar. Lock in the Group C dates first, June 13, June 19, and June 24, then let any knockout matches drop in as the bracket fills out. Should Morocco reach the Round of 32, that match arrives with its date, host city, and kickoff in your own zone as soon as the bracket names it.