We take a closer look at Group C at the 2026 World Cup, featuring the fixture schedule, odds to win group, and our predictions.
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Group C brings together tournament heavyweights Brazil, 2022 semi-finalists Morocco, a Scotland side looking to make a long-awaited World Cup impact, and Haiti, who enter as the clear outsiders.
From a betting perspective, Brazil are the standout favourites to top the group at 1/4, with Morocco next in the market at around 4/1 and Scotland priced as a lively outsider at 12/1. Haiti face a huge task at 100/1, but their presence adds another layer of intrigue to a group where qualification, finishing position and goalscorer markets should all attract interest.
Here, we break down the Group C fixtures, odds, team profiles, predictions and best bets through Oddschecker.
Group C - Fixtures & Schedule
Matchday 1:
Saturday, June 13: Brazil vs Morocco, 11pm BST — MetLife Stadium, New Jersey
Sunday, June 14: Haiti vs Scotland, 2am BST — Gillette Stadium, Foxborough
Matchday 2:
Friday, June 19: Scotland vs Morocco, 11pm BST — Gillette Stadium, Foxborough
Saturday, June 20: Brazil vs Haiti, 1:30am BST — Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia
Matchday 3:
Wednesday, June 24: Morocco vs Haiti, 11pm BST — Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta
Wednesday, June 24: Scotland vs Brazil, 11pm BST — Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens
World Cup 2026 - Group C Team Profiles
Brazil
FIFA Ranking: 6th
Manager: Carlo Ancelotti
Star Player: Vinicius Jr.
Odds to win Group C: 1/4 (80% implied probability)
Odds to win the World Cup: 10/1 (9.1% implied probability)
Brazil are strong favourites to win Group C, and at 1/4 they look the clear team to beat despite Morocco’s recent World Cup pedigree and Scotland’s threat as outsiders.
Carlo Ancelotti’s side have elite quality across the pitch, with Vinicius Jr the headline name and support from the likes of Raphinha, Endrick, Bruno Guimaraes, Casemiro, Marquinhos and Alisson.
Their opening match against Morocco could be decisive in the race for top spot, but if Brazil avoid defeat there, games against Haiti and Scotland should give them a strong route to winning the group.
Their outright tournament chances are slightly more complicated, with Brazil not arriving as the clear favourites despite their obvious depth and pedigree. At 10/1, they look more like a high-upside contender than a banker, but if Ancelotti gets the balance right, Brazil have the talent to go deep and challenge for a sixth World Cup.
Brazil Stage of Ellimination Odds
Group Stage: 50/1
Round of 32: 5/2
Round of 16: 7/2
Quater-Finals: 4/1
Semi-Finals: 7/1
Runner-Up: 10/1
Winner: 10/1
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Top Brazil Goalscorer - Raphinha (3/1)
Tournament Goals Scored - Over 10.5 (4/6)
To Win Group C - Yes (1/4)
Morocco
FIFA Ranking: 8th
Manager: Mohamed Ouahbi
Star Player: Achraf Hakimi
Odds to win Group C: 4/1 (20% implied probability)
Odds to win the World Cup: 150/1 (0.7% implied probability)
Morocco look the most likely side to challenge Brazil for top spot in Group C, with their 2022 semi-final run still fresh in the memory and a squad packed with proven quality. The opening match against Brazil could decide whether they have a realistic chance of winning the group, but their meetings with Scotland and Haiti are the fixtures where qualification should be secured.
With Achraf Hakimi, Brahim Diaz, Sofyan Amrabat and Bilal El Khannouss among their key names, Morocco have enough talent to reach the knockout rounds again. Their tournament ceiling is harder to judge, particularly after a disrupted build-up and a managerial change so close to the finals. A deep run is possible if they rediscover the defensive resilience and counter-attacking edge of Qatar, but a last-16 or last-32 exit feels more realistic than another semi-final push.
Morocco Stage of Elimination Odds
Group Stage: 7/1
Round of 32: 11/10
Round of 16: 7/2
Quarter-Finals: 6/1
Semi-Finals: 14/1
Runner Up: 40/1
Winner: 150/1
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Top Team Goalscorer - Ismael Saibari (10/1)
Stage of Elimination - Round of 32 (11/10)
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Scotland
FIFA Ranking: 43rd
Manager: Steve Clarke
Star Player: Scott McTominay
Odds to win Group C: 12/1 (7.7% implied probability)
Odds to win the World Cup: 250/1 (0.4% implied probability)
Scotland arrive at the 2026 World Cup with realistic ambitions of making history rather than simply enjoying their first appearance at the tournament since 1998. Steve Clarke’s side are outsiders to win Group C, but their opening game against Haiti is the fixture that could define their campaign and give them a platform before tougher tests against Morocco and Brazil.
With the expanded format offering routes through for the top two and some third-placed teams, Scotland’s target should be at least four points and a place in the knockout rounds for the first time. Their squad has enough Premier League and top-level experience, leadership and midfield quality to trouble Morocco and make themselves awkward opponents, even if topping the group looks a major ask. A run beyond the last 32 would be a significant achievement, but progression from the group is a genuine and realistic ambition.
Scotland Stage of Elimination Odds
Group Stage: 11/4
Round of 32: 1/1
Round of 16: 5/1
Quater-Finals: 16/1
Semi-Finals: 40/1
Runner-Up: 150/1
Winner: 250/1
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To Qualify from Group C - Yes (1/3)
Top Team Goalscorer - Lawrence Shankland (13/2)
Stage of Elimination - Round of 32 (1/1)
Haiti
FIFA Ranking: 83rd
Manager: Sébastien Migné
Star Player: Jean-Ricner Bellegarde
Odds to win Group C: 125/1 (0.8% implied probability)
Odds to win the World Cup: 5000/1 (0% implied probability)
Haiti arrive in Group C as clear outsiders, but simply returning to the World Cup for the first time since 1974 already makes this a landmark tournament for Les Grenadiers. Their realistic ambition should be to target the opening game against Scotland, where a draw or win would give them a chance of staying alive before daunting fixtures against Brazil and Morocco.
Sébastien Migné’s side are likely to lean on organisation, intensity and counter-attacking moments, with Duckens Nazon, Jean-Ricner Bellegarde, Wilson Isidor and veteran goalkeeper Johny Placide among their key figures. Progression from the group would be a major shock, but the expanded format means one strong result could keep them in contention for a best third-place route. A first World Cup point or victory would represent genuine success, while a competitive showing would underline the scale of their achievement just by reaching the tournament.
Haiti Stage of Elimination Odds
Group Stage: 1/9
Round of 32: 9/1
Round of 16: 60/1
Quater-Finals: 500/1
Semi-Finals: 1000/1
Runner-Up: 1000/1
Winner: 5000/1
Top Haiti Bets Through Oddschecker
To Finish Bottom of Group C - Yes (1/5)
Top Team Goalscorer - Wilson Isidor (6/1)
Exact Group Points - 0 (10/11)
Who is favourite to win Group C?
Brazil are clear favourites at 1/4 to win Group C, however Morocco and Scotland will believe they can trouble the five-time champions for top spot.
Group C Predictions
Matchday 1
Haiti 0-2 Scotland
Brazil 2-1 Morocco
Matchday 2
Scotland 1-1 Morocco
Brazil 3-0 Haiti
Matchday 3
Morocco 2-0 Haiti
Scotland 1-2 Brazil
Predicted Group C Standings
1. Brazil
2. Morocco
3. Scotland
4. Haiti
Group C Betting Tips
Haiti Exact Group Points - 0 (10/11 - 2pt stake)
Group C Exact Finishing Order - Brazil/Morocco/Scotland/Haiti (13/8 - 1pt stake)
