Morocco vs Norway is set for Jun 7, 2026 at 3:00 PM at Sports Illustrated Stadium in New Jersey, giving both teams one more competitive test before the 2026 FIFA World Cup later in the month. The match is available to watch live in the United States.
Morocco arrive with four wins in their last five matches and a run that has produced 12 goals while conceding two. Norway bring their own form, having won three of their last five and beaten Sweden 3-1 just days before this friendly.
Morocco's recent scoring run
Morocco's sharpest evidence comes from the last week and a half. They beat Madagascar 4-0 on June 2 and Burundi 5-0 on May 26, extending a stretch that also included a 2-1 win over Paraguay and a 1-1 draw with Ecuador in March.
The numbers go back further than that. In January, Morocco beat Senegal 3-0 in the Africa Cup of Nations, a result that fits the wider pattern of a side controlling games at both ends of the field. Mohamed Ouahbi is preparing his team for this fixture with that run behind him.
Norway and Haaland
Norway arrive with less margin for error but enough form to make the matchup live. They have won three of their last five, with one draw and one loss in that span, and the 3-1 win over Sweden just days before kickoff adds another recent result to the sheet.
Erling Haaland gives Norway a clear focal point, and Staale Solbakken will lean on that edge against a Morocco side that has allowed only two goals across its last five matches. That sets up a direct test: whether Norway can match Morocco's control after both teams have already started building toward World Cup play.
New Jersey kickoff details
The timing is straightforward for viewers in the United States. Kickoff is scheduled for 3:00 PM on Jun 7 at Sports Illustrated Stadium, and the match is available live in the U.S., which gives domestic viewers a scheduled window for one of the final pre-World Cup warmups.
For Morocco, the friendly comes before Group C play against Brazil, Scotland, and Haiti. Norway head into Group I with Iraq, Senegal, and France, so this meeting in New Jersey offers both coaches a last look at tempo, finishing, and structure before the tournament begins later in the month.
