World Cup 2026 Group C Odds and Predictions: Brazil Still Favourites After Morocco Draw

Brazil entered Group C as clear favourites, but their opening 1-1 draw with Morocco has thrown the section wide open. Scotland sit top after edging past Haiti, while Morocco’s impressive result against Brazil has strengthened their hopes of reaching the knockout stages.

In this article, we break down the latest World Cup Group C betting within the wider World Cup odds market, analysing how the opening fixtures have shaped the group and where the best betting opportunities may lie as the race for qualification unfolds.

World Cup 2026 Group C odds

Below are the latest World Cup Group C odds following the opening round of fixtures, showing how bookmakers now rate each team’s chances of winning the group and progressing to the knockout stages.

Team	To Win Group	To Qualify	Not to Qualify
Brazil	1/2 (66.7%)	1/100 (99.0%)	25/1 (3.8%)
Morocco	15/8 (34.8%)	1/20 (95.2%)	10/1 (9.1%)
Scotland	6/1 (14.3%)	2/9 (81.8%)	3/1 (25.0%)
Haiti	200/1 (0.5%)	20/1 (4.8%)	1/66 (98.5%)

Odds provided by bet365 – accurate as of 19th June.

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World Cup Group C predictions and best bets

The opening round of fixtures has done little to alter the overall picture in Group C. Brazil were frustrated by Morocco in a 1-1 draw, while Scotland’s victory over Haiti has made the battle for the top two more competitive. However, with the best third-placed teams also advancing, there is still plenty to play for heading into the remaining fixtures.

🔥 Prediction: Brazil to Win Group & Morocco to Finish Second – 1/1 ▲ 6/5

Before the tournament, I liked the Brazil-Morocco straight forecast at even money, and the opening results have done little to change that view. Morocco’s disciplined display against Brazil reinforced why they were fancied to challenge for second, while Brazil remain the team most likely to top the group despite dropping points.

Scotland’s win over Haiti keeps them firmly in the mix, but I still expect Brazil and Morocco to occupy the top two positions by the end of the group stage. With the price now out to 6/5, the forecast arguably offers even better value than it did before the tournament began.

Brazil Group C odds

Brazil remain favourites to win Group C despite being held to a 1-1 draw by Morocco in their opening match. The five-time champions are now priced at 1/2 to top the group and an extremely short 1/100 to qualify, underlining the market’s confidence that they will still progress comfortably to the knockout stages.

Although dropping points was an unexpected setback, Brazil showed enough quality to suggest they will improve as the tournament goes on. With Haiti and Scotland still to come, they remain in a strong position to secure first place, while the expanded format means qualification should never realistically be in doubt.

Should Brazil go on to win Group C, they will face one of the third-placed qualifiers or the runners-up from another group in the Round of 32, depending on the final tournament standings. According to the current World Cup Group F odds and predictions, the Netherlands remain favourites to top their section, potentially shaping Brazil’s route through the knockout stage.

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Morocco Group C odds

Morocco enhanced their chances of progressing from Group C after earning an impressive 1-1 draw against Brazil in their opening match. They are now priced at 15/8 to win the group and a very short 1/20 to qualify, reflecting the market’s growing confidence in the Atlas Lions.

Their disciplined defensive display and ability to frustrate one of the tournament favourites reinforced why they are considered Brazil’s closest challengers in Group C. With Scotland and Haiti still to come, Morocco look well placed to secure a knockout place and could even mount a serious challenge for top spot if results go their way.

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Scotland Group C odds

Scotland gave their qualification hopes a major boost by opening their campaign with a 1-0 victory in a must win game with Haiti. They are now priced at 6/1 to win the group and 2/9 to qualify, with bookmakers significantly increasing their chances of reaching the knockout stages after taking all three points.

Steve Clarke’s side once again showed the defensive organisation that helped them top a qualifying group containing Denmark and Greece. However, sterner tests lie ahead against Morocco and Brazil, and Scotland may still need to be clinical in front of goal if they are to secure a top-two finish or earn enough points to progress as one of the best third-placed teams.

Haiti Group C odds

Haiti’s hopes of reaching the knockout stages suffered an early blow after their 1-0 defeat to Scotland. They are now priced at 200/1 to win Group C, 20/1 to qualify and 1/66 not to qualify, underlining the size of the challenge they face with Brazil and Morocco still to come.

Despite the setback, Haiti remain mathematically alive and the expanded 48-team format means even a third-place finish could be enough to progress. However, with two of the group’s strongest sides awaiting them, they look more likely to influence the battle for qualification than to secure a place in the knockout rounds themselves.

Group C teams and players to watch

Brazil will draw most of the noise, but the better betting angles may come from the teams underneath them. That is where this group gets interesting. Visualise the full knockout bracket and potential match-ups using our printable World Cup schedule, which tracks the tournament’s progress from day one.

Group C team to watch: Morocco

Morocco are the team to watch here, not just for second place but as the side most capable of making things uncomfortable for Brazil. Their defensive structure and discipline make them difficult to break down, which could make things tighter than the World Cup Group C odds suggest.

If they stay organised and take their chances when they come, they have the profile to push Brazil more than most would expect.

Group C players to watch: Vinicius Junior and Achraf Hakimi

Brazil’s attackers will naturally attract attention, particularly players like Vinicius Junior, who is likely to feature heavily in World Cup top scorer odds if Brazil start quickly and create plenty of chances against weaker sides.

Morocco’s key players matter in a different way. Achraf Hakimi brings energy and attacking threat from wide areas, while Sofyan Amrabat provides control in midfield. Their value is less about individual awards and more about structure and game management.

Group C odds: Players to bet on

World Cup 2026 top scorer odds

Although the Golden Boot is a tournament-wide market, Group C still gives bettors a few interesting angles, particularly with two players already off the mark after the opening round of fixtures.

Odds provided by bet365 – accurate as of 19th June.

World Cup 2026 Group C fixtures and results

Keep track of fixtures, results and live prices through the latest World Cup news hubs, where the World Cup Group C odds will keep shifting as kick-off gets closer.

World Cup 2026 Group C table

The table could get tense quickly if Morocco and Scotland cancel each other out. Goal difference may matter, and matches against Haiti could end up having a big say in that. We provide live World Cup standings once the group starts moving.

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Group C odds and predictions FAQs

Who is the favourite to win Group C at the FIFA World Cup 2026?

Brazil remain overwhelming favourites in the World Cup Group C odds despite being held to a 1-1 draw by Morocco in their opening match. They are now priced at 1/2 to win the section and it would still be a major surprise if they failed to finish top.

Which team in Group C could spring a surprise?

Morocco have strengthened their case after earning an impressive draw against Brazil. Their qualification odds have shortened to 1/20, reflecting growing confidence that they will reach the knockout stages, while they remain capable of pushing Brazil all the way for first place.

Who are the players to watch in World Cup Group C?

Brazil’s attackers will take most of the spotlight, especially in scoring and outright side markets. Vinicius Junior has already opened his account in the tournament, while Morocco’s Ismael Saibari also made an early statement with a goal against Brazil. Scotland will again rely on their key attacking players to be clinical, as chances may be limited against the group’s stronger sides.

What betting odds offer the best value in Group C?

The best value in the World Cup Group C odds still looks to sit in the group forecast rather than the group winner market. Brazil first and Morocco second has drifted from 1/1 to 6/5 after the opening fixtures, offering slightly bigger odds despite the prediction remaining firmly on track.

Which team in Group C will possibly be out after the group stage?

Haiti remain the team the market expects to be eliminated. Following their opening defeat to Scotland, they are now 1/66 not to qualify and face an uphill battle with Brazil and Morocco still to come, although the expanded format means even a third-place finish could yet keep their hopes alive.