The Morocco national football team achieved the first Arab win in the 2026 World Cup, writing notable numbers on Arab and African levels. After drawing with Brazil in the opening round of Group Three, the Morocco national football team won a valuable victory over Scotland with a score of 1-0, thanks to a goal scored by Ismail Saibari. The Atlas Lions team broke the Arabs' losing streak after 9 matches without a win in the current edition. The Morocco national football team also strengthened its lead in the list of Arab teams that have achieved the most wins in the history of the World Cup, after achieving its sixth win. The Morocco national football team widened the gap with the Saudi team, which achieved 4 wins, and Algeria and Tunisia, each with 3 wins, noting that the three teams have a chance to approach the lead of the Atlas Lions during the current edition. According to the French network "Stats Foot", Morocco is also the most African team to achieve a win in the history of the tournament, tied with Ghana and Nigeria. The Ghana national football team can take the lead if it defeats the England national football team in the second round of the current edition, while the Nigerian national football team is not participating. Meanwhile, the Morocco national football team will have the opportunity to achieve its seventh win when it faces Haiti in the third round. It is worth noting that the wins of the Morocco national football team in the World Cup came against Portugal, Belgium, Canada, and Scotland. This win is an important step for the Morocco national football team in its journey to achieve titles in the World Cup. The win will have a significant impact on the team's ranking. We will follow the performance of the Morocco national football team in the upcoming rounds to see if it will continue to achieve wins. The team's coach, Walid Regragui, will play a crucial role in the team's success. The Morocco national football team's players, such as Achraf Hakimi and Sofyan Amrabat, will also be key to the team's performance.