Brazil vs Morocco: Head-to-Head Stats, World Cup Results

Brazil and Morocco have faced each other in a handful of high-profile matches, blending Brazil’s storied football heritage with Morocco’s growing prowess as an African powerhouse. These encounters highlight contrasting styles: Brazil’s flair and attacking tradition versus Morocco’s tactical discipline, organization, and counter-attacking threat.

Brazil vs Morocco Quick Match Summary (FIFA World Cup 2026 )

Date: 13 June 2026

Venue: MetLife Stadium, New Jersey, USA

Result: Brazil 1-1 Morocco Attendance: ~80,663

Match Highlights

21′ – Morocco 1-0: Ismael Saibari opened the scoring with a clever chip over goalkeeper Alisson after Morocco dominated the early stages with high pressing and multiple chances.
32′ – Brazil 1-1: Vinícius Júnior leveled with a superb low strike into the far corner, showcasing his individual brilliance to rescue Brazil against the run of play.

Brazil vs Morocco Timeline (1997–2026)

Here is a complete chronological overview of all senior international matches between Brazil and Morocco:

1. 9 October 1997 – International Friendly

Brazil 2-0 Morocco Venue: Not specified (Brazil home)

Key Details: Pre-1998 World Cup warm-up. Brazil comfortably dominated the encounter, showcasing their attacking flair ahead of the tournament in France.

2. 16 June 1998 – FIFA World Cup Group Stage

Brazil 3-0 Morocco Venue: Stade de la Beaujoire, Nantes, France

Goals: Ronaldo (9′), Rivaldo (48′), Bebeto (51′)

Key Details: A convincing win for the Seleção in the group stage. Brazil went on to reach the final (runners-up), while Morocco exited in the group stage. This remains Brazil’s biggest victory in the head-to-head.

3. 25 March 2023 – International Friendly

Morocco 2-1 Brazil Venue: Ibn Batouta Stadium, Tangier, Morocco

Goals: Sofiane Boufal (29′), Casemiro (67′ for Brazil), Abdelhamid Sabiri (79′)

Key Details: Historic first-ever victory for Morocco against Brazil. The Atlas Lions stunned the five-time world champions in front of a passionate home crowd, highlighting Morocco’s rising status following their strong 2022 World Cup performance.

4. 13 June 2026 – FIFA World Cup Group Stage

Brazil 1-1 Morocco Venue: MetLife Stadium, New Jersey, USA

Attendance: ~80,663

Goals: Ismael Saibari (21′ for Morocco), Vinícius Júnior (32′ for Brazil)

Head-to-Head (1997–2026)

Total Matches: 4
Brazil Wins: 2
Morocco Wins: 1
Draws: 1
Goals: Brazil 7 – Morocco 4 (approximate aggregate)

This timeline reflects Brazil’s historical dominance giving way to a much more competitive rivalry in recent years, with Morocco proving they can challenge one of football’s greatest teams on the biggest stages. Future encounters are likely to be even more intense as both sides continue evolving.

Brazil vs Morocco World Cup 2026 Result

Final Score: Brazil 1-1 Morocco Date: 13 June 2026

Venue: MetLife Stadium, New Jersey (East Rutherford), USA

Attendance: 80,663 Referee: Slavko Vinčić (Slovenia)

Match Summary

Morocco took a shock lead in the 21st minute when Ismael Saibari produced a clever chip over Alisson after a dominant start with high pressing and multiple early chances.

Brazil equalized just 11 minutes later (32′) through a superb individual strike from Vinícius Júnior, who cut inside and fired a low shot into the far corner.

Current FIFA Men’s World Rankings (as of June 11, 2026)

Argentina – 1877.27 points
Spain – 1874.71 points
France – 1870.70 points
England – 1828.02 points
Portugal – 1767.85 points
Brazil – 1765.86 points
Morocco – 1755.10 points (strong recent rise)
Netherlands – 1753.57 points
Belgium – 1742.24 points
Germany – 1735.77 points

Brazil Record vs African Teams

Brazil has a very strong overall record against African (CAF) national teams, dominating most encounters but with a few notable losses in friendlies and one in a World Cup.

Algeria: 4 matches, 4W-0D-0L (8-0 GF-GA), 100% win rate
Cameroon: 7 matches, 5W-0D-2L (12-3), ~71% win rate. Includes losses (e.g., 1-0 in 2022 World Cup)
DR Congo: 1 match, 1W-0D-0L (3-0)
Egypt: 7 matches, 7W-0D-0L (20-5)
Gabon: 1 match, 1W-0D-0L (2-0)
Ghana: 5 matches, 5W-0D-0L (16-2)
Guinea: 1 match, 1W-0D-0L (4-1)
Ivory Coast: 1 match, 1W-0D-0L (3-1)
Morocco: 4 matches, 2W-1D-1L (7-3). Recent 1-1 draw in 2026 World Cup; Morocco has a win in a friendly
Nigeria: 2 matches, 1W-1D-0L (4-1)
Senegal: 3 matches, 1W-1D-1L (5-5). Senegal has a notable 4-2 friendly win
South Africa: 5 matches, 5W-0D-0L (12-3)
Tanzania: 1 match, 1W-0D-0L (5-1)
Tunisia: 3 matches, 2W-1D-0L (10-3)
Zambia: 1 match, 1W-0D-0L (2-0)
Zimbabwe: 1 match, 1W-0D-0L (3-0)

Morocco Record vs South American Teams

Morocco’s overall head-to-head record against South American (CONMEBOL) national teams is competitive, especially in recent years, with notable draws and wins against top sides like Brazil, Chile, and Paraguay

Argentina: 3 matches – 0W, 0D, 3L (GF 1, GA 5) → 0% win rate.
Brazil: 5 matches – 1W, 1D, 3L (GF 3, GA 9) → 20% win rate. Key results include a 2-1 friendly win in 2023 and a 1-1 draw in the 2026 World Cup group stage.
Chile: 2 matches – 1W, 1D, 0L (GF 3, GA 1) → 50% win rate.
Colombia: 1 match – 0W, 0D, 1L (GF 0, GA 2) → 0% win rate.
Ecuador: 1 match – 0W, 1D, 0L (GF 1, GA 1) → Draw (e.g., 1-1 friendly in 2026).
Paraguay: 2 matches – 1W, 1D, 0L (GF 2, GA 1) → 50% win rate (e.g., 2-1 friendly win).
Peru: 2 matches – 0W, 1D, 1L (GF 0, GA 3) → 0% win rate.
Uruguay: 2 matches – 0W, 0D, 2L (GF 0, GA 2) → 0% win rate.

FAQ

1. What is Morocco’s overall record against South American teams?

Morocco has a competitive record with several wins and draws against top CONMEBOL sides, including a notable 2-1 win over Brazil (2023) and a 1-1 draw in the 2026 World Cup.