Match drawn 1-1
Brazil vs Morocco finished Match drawn 1-1. The match is part of the World Cup - Group Stage - 1. It was played at MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford. Date: Saturday, 13 June 2026. Goals: I. Saibari (21′) and Vinicius Junior (32′).
Brazil and Morocco have met 2 times: Brazil 0 wins, Morocco 1 wins, 1 drawn.
| Brazil | Stat | Morocco |
|---|---|---|
| 5 | Shots on Goal | 3 |
| 4 | Shots off Goal | 5 |
| 12 | Total Shots | 14 |
| 3 | Blocked Shots | 6 |
| 9 | Shots insidebox | 7 |
| 3 | Shots outsidebox | 7 |
| 16 | Fouls | 14 |
| 6 | Corner Kicks | 2 |
Alisson, Ibanez, Marquinhos, Gabriel, Douglas Santos, Casemiro, Bruno Guimaraes, Lucas Paqueta, Raphinha, Vinicius Junior, I. Thiago
Coach: Carlo Ancelotti
Bono, A. Hakimi, I. Diop, C. Riad, N. Mazraoui, N. El Aynaoui, A. Bouaddi, B. Diaz, A. Ounahi, B. El Khannouss, I. Saibari
Coach: Mohamed Ouahbi
Brazil and Morocco played out a 1-1 draw at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford on 13 June, a result that leaves both sides with work to do in their World Cup campaign.
Morocco struck first. Ilias Saibari opened the scoring in the 21st minute, converting from a Brahim Diaz assist to put the North African side ahead. The goal came against the run of play, with Brazil's attacking talent threatening repeatedly in the opening stages.
Brazil equalised eleven minutes later through Vinicius Junior. The winger finished a move orchestrated by Bruno Guimaraes, who provided the assist. Vinicius's finish restored parity and set up a tense second half in which both teams pushed for a winner without finding the breakthrough.
The match reflected two contrasting approaches. Brazil dominated possession and created chances through their front four of Lucas Paqueta, Raphinha, Vinicius Junior and Thiago Silva, supported by the creative midfield of Bruno Guimaraes and Casemiro. Morocco, meanwhile, remained compact and dangerous on the counter, with Brahim Diaz and Abdelhamid Sabiri orchestrating play from midfield while Bilal El Khannouss provided directness through the middle.
Defensively, both sides had moments of vulnerability. Alisson was called upon several times for Brazil, while Bono made key saves for Morocco. The fullbacks - Douglas Santos and Achraf Hakimi - were particularly busy, with Hakimi's defensive work proving crucial in containing Brazil's attacking width.
Neither side could find a decisive second goal despite sustained pressure. Brazil's attacking prowess, built around Vinicius and Raphinha's pace, was ultimately blunted by Morocco's disciplined shape. For Morocco, the inability to press home their early advantage proved costly as Brazil's quality gradually asserted itself.
The draw represents a solid point for Morocco against one of the tournament's favourites, though they will feel they could have won it. For Brazil, dropping points at home - in terms of venue, with MetLife Stadium hosting - will sting given their attacking resources and the early lead they surrendered.
Vinicius Junior's equaliser was clinical and timely, rescuing Brazil when they trailed. His pace and directness remained a constant threat throughout. Bruno Guimaraes controlled the tempo in midfield and provided the assist for the leveller.
For Morocco, Saibari's composure in front of goal was impressive, while Brahim Diaz's creativity in the build-up demonstrated why he remains central to their attacking play. Achraf Hakimi's defensive discipline kept Brazil's width in check for much of the match.
Both teams move forward with a point apiece. Brazil will view this as two points dropped against a side ranked lower, while Morocco can take encouragement from their performance against elite opposition. The draw sets up an intriguing final group phase, with both sides needing to improve if they harbour ambitions of advancing deep into the tournament.
