Brazil had a challenging opening of the Group Stage at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with Morocco comfortably punching well above its weight and securing a draw against the multiple-time trophy holder.
Now, though, Brazil is stepping in against Haiti and the team looks poised to cruise to an easy victory. Oddsmakers seem to agree as Brazil is set at the (-2000) favorite. The question is – by how many goals will the team win?
Brazil vs Haiti Odds
| Moneyline | Odds |
|---|---|
| Brazil | -1000 |
| Draw | +1200 |
| Haiti | +2000 |
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Brazil vs Haiti , Date, Where to Watch
- Date: Friday, June 19
- Time: 8:30 pm
- Place: Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia, USA
- Where to Watch: FOX, FOX One, Fubo
Challenging Game Against Morocco Tests Brazil’s Mettle
Brazil had an explosive start of the World Cup in the Group Stage opener against Morocco, and the country was quickly forced to play to the best of its ability to maintain the cadence set by the opponents.
With a roster of world class athletes, Morocco managed to pry away the first goal in the game, and forced Brazil to double down even further, eventually succeeding in ending the game as a draw.
Brazil most certainly had to play against an opponent that did not allow it to have an easy time through the group stages, and has perhaps drawn a harder group overall.
The game against Haiti, however, comes down to a true David vs Goliath battle, where Haiti is posted at (+2000) underdog. The game is expected to be a high-scoring affair here, with the most likely outcome being Over 3.5 goals.
There is some history between the teams as well, and the last time Brazil played Haiti, Selecao managed to secure a 7-1 routing, although Haiti did fight through the defenses on the counter-offensive to punish overextension.
However, with the previous score this big of a difference, Haiti may be looking at a similar fate in the upcoming game. Haiti will play a mostly reactionary game where the team will simply double down against its defense line and hope for the best.
This won’t be enough to stop Brazil’s deep offensive, however, with Vinícius Júnior looking to add more goals to his name.
Then again, Haiti does have a few aces up its sleeve, including Duckens Nazon and Frantzdy Pierrot, which could break through especially if Brazil becomes too complacent. As we all know, this is a team capable of reaching high heights and dropping to low lows.
If you are looking for a really crazy value, a draw is currently listed at (+1200)
Pick: Pick Over 3.5 (-115)