Watch: Morocco gifted early goal at World Cup after Canada goalie makes brutal mistake

While Canadian goalie Milan Borjan was clearly at least partially at fault for the easy early strike for Morocco's Hakim Ziyech, it looks one of his teammates should be sharing the blame as well. Upon further review, defender Steven Vitoria played a questionable ball to his keeper, which certainly didn't help the cause.

Depending on how the rest of the round plays out in Group F, Morocco (1-1-0) could capture first place in the foursome with a victory over Canada. Borjan and company dropped their first two matches in group play and can't advance to the round of 16.

The Moroccans went ahead 2-0 on a goal from Youssef En-Nesryi in the 23rd minute, before Canada cut the deficit to 2-1 in the 40th minute. For the lone Canadian goal of the half, Sam Adekugbe took a shot from the left side, just outside of the goalie's box, which was deflected by Morocco's Nayef Aguerd into the back of the net for an own goal.

Morocco nearly went into intermission with a two-goal lead, but a would-be score by En-Nesryi was waved off due to an offsides call. En-Nesryi went into full celebration mode before realizing the score didn't count.

Morocco's only appearance in the round of 16 was in 1986, when they finished in 11th place.