The BBC has confirmed its commentary line-up for Morocco's FIFA World Cup 2026 Group C fixture against Haiti, with Steven Wyeth leading the broadcast alongside former Arsenal defender Martin Keown.

The Atlas Lions enter the match with genuine ambitions of topping Group C. Morocco are guaranteed to finish first if they better Brazil's result against Scotland, which kicks off at the same time.

Morocco's road to this point

Morocco drew 1-1 with Brazil in their tournament opener — a result that felt harsh on the Atlas Lions — before edging past Scotland 1-0 in a tighter-than-expected contest.

That narrow win leaves Morocco in a strong position heading into the final group stage game, though they know they may need a convincing scoreline to clinch top spot depending on how Brazil fare against Scotland.

Haiti bowing out with pride

Haiti are already eliminated after back-to-back defeats in the group stage. They went down 1-0 to Scotland in a match where they came close to salvaging a point, before suffering a heavy 3-0 loss to Brazil.

Despite their exit, Haiti — appearing at the World Cup for just the second time in their history — will be eager to sign off with a strong performance against Morocco.

Why there is no pundit or presenter

Because Scotland vs Brazil is being broadcast simultaneously, the BBC will not be providing a dedicated pundit or presenter for Morocco vs Haiti. Steven Wyeth will take the commentary reins, with Martin Keown offering expert analysis alongside him.