Morocco v Haiti – World Cup live updates and latest as Saibari fires Morocco level after Isidor's wonder strike for Haiti

He hasn't been on for long, but Soufiane Rahimi has already made a massive impact.

The Moroccan sub takes possession with his back to goal, turns smartly and finds the top corner, via a hefty deflection.

The shot was on target before it struck the Haiti defender, so hopefully he'll be credited with the goal, but we'll see.

What is undisputed is the scoreline – it's Morocco 3-2 Haiti, and the AFCON champions have the lead for the first time in this topsy-turvy match.

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The AFCON champions are starting to turn the screw.

It's been all Morocco for the last six or seven minutes as they've launched wave after wave of attack. But the Haitian defence has held firm.

Then, El Khannouss lets fly with a powerful low strike that Placide sees late, but somehow gets down to save.

The World Cup has seen the big names hit form in front of goal as the race for the Golden Boot hots up.

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We are back off and underway in the second half in Atlanta. That first half is going to take some beating...

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Scotland have had their defensive mistakes punished by Brazil, with Vinicius Jr scoring twice in the first half to put the Selecao into a commanding lead at the break.

It could have been even worse for the Scots, with Vini Jr seeing another goal – from another defensive slip-up – ruled out after VAR review.

Brazil look in control. Scotland look in danger of missing out on qualification.

What a game we have here in Atlanta!

It's another goal, and another strike to savour. This time it's a sweeping move down the right flank. The tireless Hakimi charges down the wing and cuts the ball back perfectly for the late-arriving Saibari, who superbly tucks the ball away, first-time, into the bottom corner, leaving Placide no chance at all.

It's a superb goal, and this is a superb game to watch. It's 2-2!