Haiti vs. Brazil Odds, Picks & Predictions - Group C, 06/19
After all the hoopla and the run up, the 2026 World Cup continues with a Group C matchup between a pair of teams in search of a win as Haiti takes on Brazil Friday night and we have you covered with our Haiti vs. Brazil prediction. Haiti fell 1-0 to Scotland in their World Cup opener Saturday night in their previous contest. Brazil drew Morocco 1-1 in their group play opener Saturday in their previous contest. This marks the first time that the two sides have met in World Cup play. Let’s break down this Haiti vs. Brazil matchup.
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Haiti Massive Underdog in Search of First World Cup Win
Haiti earned their first berth in the World Cup in 52 years as they clawed their way into the field. Les Grenadiers finished with three wins, no draws and one loss in CONCACAF qualifying Group C. That put them second in the group behind Curacao and onto the third round of qualifying. Haiti finished that round with a mark of three wins, two draws and one loss to win Group C and earn a spot in the field. This marks Les Grenadiers second appearance in the World Cup and their first since 1974. Haiti owns an all-time record of no wins, no draws and four losses in World Cup play. Les Grenadiers entered the World Cup 83rd in the FIFA world rankings.
Against Scotland, Haiti battled only to wind up falling short in their group opener. Les Grenadiers held their own, holding a 53.8% to 46.2% advantage in terms of possession. In addition, Haiti owned a 15-9 advantage in shot attempts while both sides had two shots on target in the match. Scotland came up empty on a couple scoring opportunities, including hitting the post in the 17th minute. The Tartan Army opened the scoring in the 28th minute as a John McGinn shot ricocheted off a defender. That was the score at halftime. In the second half, Haiti’s best chance at the equalizer came during stoppage time. Frantzdy Pierrot fired a shot that was tipped away by Scotland’s Angus Gunn.
Johny Placide, Haiti’s 38-year-old goalkeeper, makes his second World Cup appearance here. He has 21 appearances in World Cup qualifying. Placide owns a record of 13 wins, one draw and seven losses in those outings. In addition, he has 10 clean sheets to his credit.
Brazil Looking for Another Deep Run
Brazil had a tough time in their group play debut as they battled back for a draw with Morocco. They hope to get in the win column here. The Seleçao is the benchmark to which all countries hope to measure up to when it comes to World Cup success. Brazil makes their 23rd consecutive appearance in World Cup play. They have five titles to boot. The Seleçao owns an impressive record with 76 wins, 20 draws and 19 defeats in their 115 World Cup matches. They enter the World Cup ranked sixth in the most recent FIFA rankings.
Against Morocco, Brazil battled in a clash of heavyweight sides and wound up with a draw. The Seleçao held a narrow 51.4% to 48.6% margin in terms of possession in the match. Brazil lost the shot attempts by a 14-12 margin though they did own a 5-3 advantage in shots on goal. The Seleçao were on their heels early as Morocco was relentless in terms of attack. That charge put Brazil down 1-0 as they allowed a goal in the 21st minute. Brazil responded as Vinícius Júnior tallied in the 32nd minute of play off a feed from Bruno Guimarães. The score remained 1-1 at the half. In the second half, both sides had opportunities but wound up where they started, even.
Alisson Becker projects to make his 11th World Cup start between the sticks in this contest. He owns a record of six wins, three draws and one loss in those contests. In addition, he has five clean sheets to his credit. Make sure you keep track of the Brazil World Cup odds as they progress through the tournament.
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Give Haiti all the credit in the world for holding their own against Scotland in their opener. With that said, they’re facing the epitome of World Cup success in this match. Brazil shrugged off their slow start against Morocco before battling back for a draw. The Seleçao come out flying in this contest and take advantage of an overmatched Haiti squad. This is a match where Brazil attacks relentlessly as they need to improve their goal differential. Haiti packs things in defensively to make things tough but Brazil ends up burying Les Grenadiers.
Our Prediction: Over 3.5 Goals (FanDuel, -114)
Our Prediction: Brazil -2.5 (DraftKings, -120)
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