Morocco’s Ismail Saibari scored the fastest goal in the history of the FIFA World Cup during their match against Scotland. The goal came remarkably quickly, after just 14 seconds of play. This early score gave Morocco an immediate advantage and set the tone for their dominance in the initial stages of the match. The Moroccan team, nicknamed the “Atlas Lions,” demonstrated strong control of possession from the kickoff. This achievement currently stands as the quickest goal scored in the 2026 World Cup tournament. The goal was a significant moment for both Saibari and the Moroccan national team, marking a historic feat in the competition.