Morocco’s national team will play their final preparatory match ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup against Norway on June 7. This high-profile friendly, set to be held at a neutral venue, serves as the last test for the Atlas Lions before their journey to the global tournament.
The match was confirmed following the Norwegian Football Federation’s announcement that their team would face Morocco in early June as part of their own preparations. This fixture presents a significant challenge for Walid Regragui’s squad, offering a final opportunity to assess tactics and form against European opposition.
According to information revealed in the report, the Moroccan Royal Football Federation has successfully secured the desired opponent for this crucial warm-up. All logistical arrangements for the match have now been finalized, ensuring the team can focus entirely on their performance.
The encounter against Norway marks the culmination of Morocco’s pre-World Cup schedule. Following this test, the Atlas Lions will then depart for the United States, Mexico, and Canada, where they will compete in the 2026 World Cup finals, aiming to build upon their historic semi-final achievement from 2022.
