Morocco produced a dramatic comeback to beat Haiti 4-2 in a thrilling Group C match at Atlanta Stadium, turning a difficult first half into a statement win full of character, pressure and late goals.

The match started badly for Morocco when Yassine Bounou scored an own goal in the 10th minute, giving Haiti an early 1-0 lead. The Atlas Lions needed a response, and Achraf Hakimi delivered it in the 39th minute, bringing Morocco level with an important goal before half-time.

But Haiti refused to step back. Wilson Isidor struck in the 43rd minute to restore Haiti’s lead and put Morocco under real pressure again. Just when it looked like Haiti would go into the break ahead, Ismael Saibari scored in stoppage time at 45+1’ to make it 2-2 and completely change the feeling of the match.

The second half became a test of patience for Morocco. Haiti defended, made changes, and tried to slow the rhythm, while Morocco kept pushing for the goal that would put them ahead for the first time.

That moment arrived in the 78th minute. Soufiane Rahimi scored to make it 3-2, completing Morocco’s comeback and sending the momentum fully to the Atlas Lions. From there, Morocco controlled the final stages and looked the stronger side.

Late in the game, Gessime Yassine added the fourth goal in the 89th minute, sealing a 4-2 win and giving Morocco a big result after a match full of twists.

It was not an easy victory. Morocco had to come from behind twice, recover from an own goal, and fight through Haiti’s pressure. But the response showed the strength of the team: Hakimi’s leadership, Saibari’s timing, Rahimi’s impact, and Yassine’s late finish all helped turn a dangerous match into a memorable win.

For Haiti, Wilson Isidor was a constant threat and his first-half goal gave them belief, but Morocco’s second-half push proved too much in the end.

With this 4-2 victory, Morocco leave the match with confidence, momentum, and another reminder that they can suffer, respond, and still find a way to win.

Final score: Morocco 4-2 Haiti
Goals: Yassine Bounou OG 10’, Achraf Hakimi 39’, Wilson Isidor 43’, Ismael Saibari 45+1’, Soufiane Rahimi 78’, Gessime Yassine 89’