Brazil draw 1-1 with Morocco in their 2026 World Cup debut

The second half is underway.

Fabinho replaces Casemiro, while Danilo comes on for Roger Ibáñez.

90+10' The match comes to an end with a 1-1 draw.

90+8' Neil El Aynaoui unleashes a powerful shot for Morocco, and Alisson Becker produces a superb save to keep it out. He is also quick to react on the rebound, dealing with the second effort brilliantly to maintain the score.

90+3' Danilo receives the ball inside the box from Luiz Henrique and shoots a low shot across goal, but Bono reacts well and holds onto the ball.

90' 10 minutes of added time are indicated.

88' Ismael Saibari comes off and Soufiane Rahimi comes on for Morocco.

45+4' The referee blows for halftime with Brazil and Morocco level at 1-1.

45+1' Douglas Santos delivers a cross from the left, and Lucas Paquetá connects with an acrobatic scissor kick that bounces toward the far corner, but Yassine Bounou makes an excellent save and pushes it behind for a corner.

45' The fourth official indicates four minutes of added time at the end of the first half.

42' Roger Ibáñez brings down Neil El Aynaoui to stop a counterattack and receives a yellow card.

82' Issa Diop plays a risky pass backwards that almost gets intercepted by Raphinha, but Bono reacts quickly to clear the danger.

80' Bruno Guimarães comes off and Danilo comes on.

79' Anass Salah-Eddine replaces Noussair Mazraoui, while Ayoube Amaimouni comes on for Bilal El Khannouss.

78' A good long pass finds Vinícius Júnior, who sends a low left-footed cross into the box. Raphinha meets it with a left-footed shot, but the effort goes straight into the hands of Yassine Bounou.

37' Casemiro is booked for a foul on Neil El Aynaoui.

36' Vinícius Júnior scores his 10th goal in his 50th appearance for Brazil.

74' Morocco have taken control of the ball again and are enjoying a longer spell of possession.

32' A combination between Raphinha and Vinícius Júnior leaves the forward alone on the left side of the box. He cuts inside onto his right foot and curls a brilliant shot into the top corner.

70' Play resumes following the hydration break.

30' A poor clearance from Brazil drops to Achraf Hakimi near the top of the penalty area, but he is off balance and sends his shot well over the goal.

67' The referee stops play for a hydration break.

66' Bruno Guimarães drives a low cross from the right that travels across the face of goal, but no Brazilian player can get a touch.

27' Achraf Hakimi carries the ball from midfield, drives forward into space, and fires a low shot across goal that goes just wide.

65' Chemsdine Talbi replaces Brahim Díaz, while Samir El Mourabet comes on for Azzedine Ounahi.

25' Play resumes following the hydration break.

63' Fabinho temporarily leaves the field after suffering a cut that leaves blood in his mouth.

22' The referee pauses play for a hydration break.

61' Matheus Cunha replaces Lucas Paquetá, while Luiz Henrique comes on for Igor Thiago.

60' The game has lost some of the intensity and quality it had earlier, with both teams becoming more imprecise in possession.

20' A through ball finds Ismael Saibari, who lifts a composed finish over Alisson Becker after the goalkeeper fails to come out effectively.

18' Raphinha plays a good through ball for Vinícius Júnior, but Achraf Hakimi tracks back well and closes the play down.

57' Brazil hold 55% possession compared to Morocco as the match remains tied at 1-1.

16' Brazil win the ball back more consistently and begin to even out the game after Morocco's strong start.

52' Raphinha gets to the byline on the right and sends a low cross into the box, but the Moroccan defense clears it well.

13' Vinícius Júnior makes a good run down the left and delivers a perfect cross for Igor Thiago, who is unable to direct his header properly.

50' The opening minutes of the second half have been more balanced than the first, with both teams enjoying spells of possession.

8' Brazil's right side looks very vulnerable as Morocco launch another dangerous counterattack that reaches the edge of the box, but the final decision is not well executed.

7' A through ball finds Achraf Hakimi on the right, and he fires a low shot across goal, but it rolls just wide of the far post.

6' Noussair Mazraoui makes a great run down the left and cuts the ball back to Neil El Aynaoui. The midfielder's shot is headed toward goal, but Brazil's defense clears it off with a last-ditch intervention.

4' Brazil clear the danger well, but Morocco retain possession after the clearance and continue their attack.

3' Morocco keep possession and win a free kick along the left flank.

The match Brazil vs Morocco begins.

The referees for this match are Slavko Vinčić (Main Referee - Slovenia), Tomaž Klančnik (Assistant Referee 1 - Slovenia), Andraž Kovačič (Assistant Referee 2 - Slovenia), Sandro Schärer (Fourth Official - Switzerland), Stéphane De Almeida (Reserve Assistant Referee - Switzerland), Bastian Dankert (Video Assistant Referee - Germany), and Willy Delajod (Assistant VAR - France).

Brazil and Morocco are in Group C, where they will compete against Haiti and Scotland. Brazil face Haiti (June 19) and Scotland (June 24), while Morocco play Scotland first (June 19) before Haiti (June 24).

While Brazil and Morocco have played each other three times in their history, only once was it at a World Cup. Brazil won that match 3-0 on June 15, 1998, with Ronaldo scoring his first ever goal in the competition, alongside Rivaldo and Bebeto.

Brazil: Alisson; Ibanez, Gabriel, Marquinhos, Santos; Casemiro, Guimaraes; Raphinha, Paqueta, Vinicius Jr; Thiago.

Morocco: Bono; Hakimi, Diop, Riad, Mazraoui; Bouaddi, El Aynaoui; Brahim, Ounahi, El Khannouss; Saibari.

You can watch this match in the United States on Fubo, DirecTV Stream, Sling, Peacock Premium, FOX, Telemundo and Hulu + Live TV.

The venue for this match is MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, United States. It has a capacity of 82,500.

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