Morocco World Cup Betting | Odds & Predictions

Updated: July 03, 2023 at 7:06 pm GMT+1

We have a range of World Cup odds and picks available across every team, group and game of the tournament in Qatar. Here is how we think Morocco will fare at the World Cup, and which betting odds are currently standing out to us.

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Morocco Odds and Betting Tips

Morocco have been the real surprise package of the tournament so far. They’ve become the first African team to reach the semi finals at this competition, and are now looking to become the first African finalists.

They’ve conceded just one goal all tournament, an own goal too, so no one has actually scored past them yet. Next up, their toughest task to date, a semi final with France on Wednesday night.

Morocco World Cup Odds and Predictions

For those looking to place bets on the competition in Qatar, we have a range of World Cup free bets on our main tournament page from a variety of different bookmakers.

World Cup Betting Tips

Morocco to win the World Cup - 8/1

The Africans are in the final four

Get 8/1 on Morocco to win the World Cup with William Hill

Morocco World Cup Group

Here’s how Morocco’s World Cup Group F schedule is shaping up. All kick-offs are presented in UK times:

Morocco 0-0 Croatia
Belgium 0-2 Morocco
Canada 1-2 Morocco
Morocco 0-0 Spain (Morocco win on penalties) - Last 16 Round
Portugal 0-1 Morocco - Quarter Finals

Morocco 2022 World Cup Squad

The squad has been named, so here is a look at the players who will represent Morocco at Qatar 2022.

Goalkeepers: Yassine Bounou (Sevilla), Munir El Kajoui (Al Wehda), Ahmed Reda Tagnaouti (Wydad Casablanca).
Defenders: Nayef Aguerd (West Ham United), Yahia Attiat Allah (Wydad Casablanca), Badr Benoun (Qatar SC), Achraf Dari (Stade Brest), Jawad El Yamiq (Real Valladolid), Achraf Hakimi (Paris Saint-Germain), Noussair Mazraoui (Bayern Munich), Romain Saiss (Besiktas).
Midfielders: Sofyan Amrabat (Fiorentina), Selim Amallah (Standard Liege), Bilal El Khannouss (Racing Genk), Yahya Jabrane (Wydad Casablanca), Azzedine Ounahi (Angers), Abdelhamid Sabiri (Sampdoria).
Forwards: Zakaria Aboukhlal (Toulouse), Soufiane Boufal (Angers), Ilias Chair (Queens Park Rangers), Walid Cheddira (Bari), Youssef En-Nesyri (Sevilla), Abde Ezzalzouli (Osasuna), Abderrazak Hamdallah (Al Ittihad), Amine Harit (Olympique Marseille), Hakim Ziyech (Chelsea).

While there may be a few familiar faces in the Morocco squad, such as skipper Romain Saiss, who plies his trade for Besiktas, the star player is undoubtedly Paris Saint-Germain right-back Achraf Hakimi. The 23-year-old is renowned for his blistering pace, so he always likes to venture forward and whip delicious crosses into the box. He could therefore prove to be a useful attacking outlet. From a defensive perspective, Hakimi boasts good positional sense, and he reads the game well. He will need to be as he could be kept very busy during the group stages.

Meanwhile, Youssef En-Nesyri is one of two Sevilla players that will board the plane to Qatar. To a certain extent, En-Nesyri is rather underrated as he is very direct and he could be a handful of defenders. En-Nesyri is probably the biggest attacking threat, and he will be looking to improve on his showing at the Africa Cup of Nations where he netted just once before Morocco crashed out at the quarter-final stages following defeat to Egypt.