As it happened: Morocco win 2-1, Canada finishes World Cup without a point
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The Canadian men’s national team finishes its World Cup campaign without a point after a 2-1 defeat to Morocco. Canada had its chances but came up short. Re-live all that happened with CTVNews.ca's updates as the match unfolded.
Canada lost its final match of the men's World Cup 2-1 to Morocco despite a spirited second-half showing.
After a horrific start that saw Canada trail 2-0 inside the first 25 minutes, the men in red bounced back and were unlucky not to come away with anything to show for it.
The closest Canada came to tying the match was when Atiba Hutchinson headed against the crossbar off a corner in the 71st minute. Alistair Johnston headed the follow-up attempt over the bar from a yard out.
See CTVNews.ca's updates as the match unfolded.
A rampant second-half performance from Canada goes unrewarded as the final whistle blows. Morocco wins 2-1.
The Canadian men remain without a point at the World Cup and lose all three matches at this edition against Belgium, Croatia, and now Morocco.
Milan Borjan rushes forward for a free kick and stunningly ends up delivering a cross into the box which is headed away. Morocco look to break away with another empty net opportunity but Alphonso Davies races back and wins the ball.
