AI predicted 2–0 — it finished 4–2 ✓

Synthesis of Expert Views

All four models converge on a comfortable Morocco home win with a clean sheet, citing the enormous class gap, Haiti's attacking impotence, and Morocco's defensive organization. Claude Opus, GLM-5.2, and GPT-5.4 all select 2-0 as the single most likely scoreline; Grok leans 3-0 but still projects a shutout. GLM-5.2's superior historical accuracy (70% result accuracy, positive ROI) receives the heaviest weight and reinforces the 2-0 call over higher margins. Disagreement is minor and centers on margin rather than outcome.

How the Match Unfolds

Morocco controls possession and tempo from the outset at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, using Hakimi's overlaps and Saibari/Brahim Díaz creativity to stretch Haiti's compact defensive block. Haiti, already eliminated after 0-1 and 0-3 losses with zero goals scored across 180 minutes, sits deep in a 5-4-1 or similar shape. Morocco breaks through in the first half via set-pieces or transitions; the GD incentive versus Brazil prevents them parking the bus at 1-0. A second goal arrives in the second half as Haitian fatigue opens gaps. Morocco's compact mid-block and experience managing leads (evident in 2022 WC and this tournament) neutralizes Haiti's limited counters from Isidor or set-pieces.

> The decisive mismatch is structural: Morocco's defense has conceded just once this tournament against far superior attacks, while Haiti's forward line has created nothing meaningful against Scotland or Brazil.