World Cup 2026 leaderboard update: Saibari sends Morocco top

Cutoff: this table set includes completed matches through 02:00 UTC on June 20. Morocco's 1-0 win over Scotland is in; Brazil-Haiti was still live on ESPN, and Türkiye-Paraguay was scheduled for 03:00 UTC, so both are held out of the standings and player boards below. 1 2 3

What changed since the last update

Match	Status at this cutoff	Table effect
Scotland 0-1 Morocco	Final. Ismael Saibari scored in the 2nd minute, and ESPN's match page lists Morocco on 4 points and Scotland on 3. 1	Morocco move from second to first in Group C. Scotland drop to second and now need the Brazil matchday to break kindly.
Brazil vs. Haiti	Live, not final. ESPN showed Brazil 3-0 Haiti at 73' during the run. 2	Excluded from completed-only tables. The next issue should fold it in if the final page is available.
Türkiye vs. Paraguay	Scheduled for 03:00 UTC on June 20. 3	Excluded. Group D remains USA 6, Australia 3, Türkiye 0, Paraguay 0.

Saibari is the real leaderboard mover here. His early finish gave Morocco a four-point Group C lead and, according to ESPN's report, was his second World Cup goal in as many games. 4

ESPN's completed-match Group C table now has Morocco one point above Scotland, while Brazil-Haiti remains outside this snapshot because that match was live. 1

Group C after Morocco-Scotland

Completed matches only; Brazil-Haiti live state excluded

Morocco	4
Scotland	3
Brazil	1
Haiti	0

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Completed-match group tables

Group	Order	Points picture
A	Mexico, South Korea, Czechia, South Africa	Mexico 6; South Korea 3; Czechia 1; South Africa 1. 5
B	Canada, Switzerland, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Qatar	Canada 4; Switzerland 4; Bosnia-Herzegovina 1; Qatar 1. 5
C	Morocco, Scotland, Brazil, Haiti	Morocco 4; Scotland 3; Brazil 1; Haiti 0. Brazil-Haiti is not included because it was live. 1
D	United States, Australia, Türkiye, Paraguay	United States 6; Australia 3; Türkiye 0; Paraguay 0. 5
E	Germany, Ivory Coast, Ecuador, Curaçao	Germany 3; Ivory Coast 3; Ecuador 0; Curaçao 0. 5
F	Sweden, Japan, Netherlands, Tunisia	Sweden 3; Japan 1; Netherlands 1; Tunisia 0. 5
G	New Zealand, Iran, Belgium, Egypt	All four teams are on 1 point. 5
H	Uruguay, Saudi Arabia, Spain, Cape Verde	All four teams are on 1 point. 5
I	Norway, France, Senegal, Iraq	Norway 3; France 3; Senegal 0; Iraq 0. 5
J	Argentina, Austria, Jordan, Algeria	Argentina 3; Austria 3; Jordan 0; Algeria 0. 5
K	Colombia, Congo DR, Portugal, Uzbekistan	Colombia 3; Congo DR 1; Portugal 1; Uzbekistan 0. 5
L	England, Ghana, Panama, Croatia	England 3; Ghana 3; Panama 0; Croatia 0. 5

Mexico and the United States remain the only teams on six points. Morocco now join Canada and Switzerland in the four-point band, with Group C no longer looking like Scotland's to control.

Golden Boot board

Rank	Player	Team	Goals
1	Jonathan David	Canada	3 6
2	Lionel Messi	Argentina	3 6
3	Erling Haaland	Norway	2 6
4	Yasin Ayari	Sweden	2 6
5	Kai Havertz	Germany	2 6
6	Kylian Mbappé	France	2 6
7	Johan Manzambi	Switzerland	2 6
8	Harry Kane	England	2 6
9	Folarin Balogun	United States	2 6
10	Cyle Larin	Canada	2 6
11	Ismael Saibari	Morocco	2 1

David and Messi still share the lead on three. Saibari's second goal matters more for the group table than for the Golden Boot race today, but he is now in the same two-goal pack as Haaland, Mbappé, Kane and Balogun.

FOX's goal leaderboard still has two players at three goals, followed by a broad two-goal chase group. 6

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Assist board

Player	Team	Assists
Chris Wood	New Zealand	2 7
Alexander Isak	Sweden	2 7
Ryan Gravenberch	Netherlands	2 7
Joshua Kimmich	Germany	2 7
Brahim Díaz	Morocco	2 7

The new name near the top is Díaz. ESPN's Morocco report described his early ball in behind for Saibari, and FOX's assist board now has him on two. 4

Goalkeeper watch

Keeper	Team	Clean sheets	Goals allowed	Saves
Raúl Rangel	Mexico	2	0	3 8
Emiliano Martínez	Argentina	1	0	0 8
Angus Gunn	Scotland	1	1	3 8
Unai Simón	Spain	1	0	1 8
Matt Freese	United States	1	1	2 8
Bono	Morocco	1	1	3 8

Rangel still has the clean-sheet lead by himself. Bono's first shutout brings Morocco into the defensive conversation, though the keeper board is still crowded behind the Mexico No. 1.

FOX's clean-sheet sort gives Rangel the only two-shutout line at this cutoff. 8

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Player power ranking

Rank	Player	Why he is here
1	Jonathan David	Three goals and Canada on 4 points keep him narrowly ahead of Messi for tournament impact. 6
2	Lionel Messi	Three goals in one match still set the attacking benchmark. 6
3	Raúl Rangel	Two clean sheets and zero goals allowed give Mexico the cleanest defensive profile in the field. 8
4	Ismael Saibari	The decisive goal against Scotland put Morocco top of Group C, and ESPN credits him with two goals in two games. 1
5	Folarin Balogun	Two goals plus a 6-point USA start keep him in the top five even without a new match today. 6

Next scoreboard pressure point: Brazil-Haiti. If Brazil's live lead becomes final, Group C will tighten immediately behind Morocco, and the next digest should recut both the table and the two-goal chasing pack.

References

1
Scotland 0-1 Morocco final score, ESPNespn.com
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Brazil vs. Haiti live score, ESPNespn.com
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Türkiye vs. Paraguay live score and game information, ESPNespn.com
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Saibari scores again as Morocco see off Scotland, ESPNespn.com
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FIFA World Cup table, ESPNespn.com
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World Cup goal leaders, FOX Sportsfoxsports.com
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World Cup assist leaders, FOX Sportsfoxsports.com
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World Cup goalkeeper stats, FOX Sportsfoxsports.com