Morocco’s draw against Brazil showed its potential to be the World Cup’s ultimate dark horse
We had a lot of intensity at the start, we kept pushing in the second half,” Chemsdine Talbi told NBC News. After repelling a Brazilian corner kick, Saibari slipped between two defenders to collect a long pass from Diaz and drove the ball past Alisson Becker into the net. In the 32nd minute, he shed Neil El Aynaoui with a flawless strike from outside the box to level the score.
- ▪We had a lot of intensity at the start, we kept pushing in the second half,” Chemsdine Talbi told NBC News.
- ▪After repelling a Brazilian corner kick, Saibari slipped between two defenders to collect a long pass from Diaz and drove the ball past Alisson Becker into the net.
- ▪In the 32nd minute, he shed Neil El Aynaoui with a flawless strike from outside the box to level the score.
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World CupMorocco’s draw against Brazil showed its potential to be the World Cup’s ultimate dark horseFans flew in to witness one of the most competitive matches of this early phase of the 2026 World Cup.Listen to this article with a free account00:0000:00Ismael Saibari of Morocco celebrates scoring the opening goal during the FIFA World Cup 2026 Group C match against Morocco on Saturday.Marc Atkins / Getty ImagesShareAdd NBC News to GoogleJune 14, 2026, 1:37 PM EDTBy Doha Madani and Tim RohanWhen most people think of the FIFA World Cup, they picture countries like France, Spain, Argentina and Brazil.
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