USA vs Morocco: The United States began its trek towards the 2022 World Cup in Qatar with a resounding 3-0 victory over fellow World Cup participants Morocco in Cincinnati, Ohio.
USA vs Morocco: 2022 Friendly| Time| TV| Schedule| Lineups
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2022 Friendly:
| 1H | 2H | Final | |
| USA | 2 | 1 | 3 |
| Morocco | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Goals:
26th min — USA — Brenden Aaronson
32nd min — USA — Timothy Weah
64th min — USA — Haji Wright (pen)
The United States cruised past Morocco with an impressive 3-0 friendly win at TQL Stadium in Cincinnati on Wednesday night, with the team playing the first of four June matches serving as tuneups for the World Cup in November.
Time:
Morocco is 5 hours ahead of Washington, DC, USA
6:36 am Thursday, in Washington, DC, USA is
11:36 am Thursday, in Morocco
These two teams have not met in 15 years, with Morocco earning a 1-0 friendly win the last time they matched up back in 2006 on a 90th minute goal by Mohamed Madihi. The U.S. has never beaten Morocco in three all-time meetings.
TV:
- Date: Wednesday, June 1
- Time: 7:30 p.m. ET
- TV channel: ESPN2
- Spanish-language TV: UniMas, TUDN
- Streaming: fuboTV, WatchESPN
Wednesday’s match between the United States and Morocco from TQL Stadium in Cincinnati, Ohio will be broadcast in the United States on ESPN2 (English) and on UniMas and TUDN (Spanish).
All three channels are streamed on fuboTV. The ESPN broadcast can also be streamed on WatchESPN for satellite, cable and telco subscribers.
Schedule:
Hakimi is a world-class talent at right back for Morocco, and if the African side finds a way to get both him and Mazraoui in the lineup at the same time, the U.S. wingers will have a hard time pushing forward and allowing space in behind.
So taking Morocco against the spread plus the under could be the play in this case.
The African nation will have a good chance at picking up a result in a friendly match that could get bogged down in the second half with all the late-game substitutions breaking up play.
Lineups:
The United States is missing a number of key players as the summer begins. First and foremost, defender Miles Robinson is out for the foreseeable future with an Achilles tear that threatens to keep him sidelined through the World Cup and beyond.
Berhalter confirmed that defender Aaron Long will slot in alongside Walker Zimmerman at center back against Morocco, and he could be a legitimate contender to take Robinson’s place.
It’s also likely that Cameron Carter-Vickers will see time in the near future, after the Tottenham loanee excelled this past season with Celtic in Scotland.
