Saudi Arabia spent billions and Morocco spent twenty years, and only one of them looked like a country that knows what it’s doing when both came through the Benz this week, the same debate now facing Atlanta United and U.S. Soccer.
In what may have been one of the most entertaining matches thus far in the World Cup, much less Atlanta, Morocco had to battle back against Haiti (yes you read that right) after Haiti scored their third ever World Cup goal…and then did it again. Here are the final whistle thoughts from Atlanta!
Your guide to Les Léopards as they return to the World Cup for the first time in over half a century, including a stop in Atlanta on June 27.
The World Cup is well and truly underway now, with four matches scheduled on Day 3.
Can Morocco conjure another magical run?
