Brazil vs Haiti Betting Tips & Predictions

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Brazil

Haiti

Both Teams To Score

Reason for tip

Brazil are expected to improve on their opening display, but they look vulnerable at the back. The Selecao have conceded in all five of their games this year, and they’ve failed to keep a clean sheet in eight of their last nine. Haiti generated 1.05 xG in their opener, and they can threaten here.

7/5odds when tipped

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Brazil 3-1

Reason for tip

This clash should be closer than the previous two meetings, where Brazil scored a combined 13 goals. Haiti offered Scotland chances to increase their lead, and the quality of this Brazilian side should see the Haitians punished at the back.

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Raphinha To Score Anytime

Reason for tip

Raphinha has scored 55 goals for Barcelona across the last two seasons, and he had opportunities to score against Morocco. He netted five times in qualifying, and his tally of 11 international goals is second only to Neymar among the current squad.

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Haiti matched Scotland’s 1.05 xG in their opening game
Brazil have failed to keep a clean in the five games they’ve played this year
Ancelotti’s side have conceded in eight of their last 10 matches
Raphinha scored 55 times for Barcelona across the previous two campaigns

Is there more to come from Brazil?

Aside from a stunning goal by Vinicius Junior, there was little sign of Brazilian swagger in their 1-1 draw with Morocco. The African side were the stronger team in the first half, before largely controlling the second.

That draw has raised the stakes as the five-time winners arrive in Philadelphia. The battle for top spot could now come down to goal difference, so Carlo Ancelotti will hope his side can dial up their intensity.

Haiti can compete in landmark clash

After a 1-0 defeat to Scotland in their opening game, Haiti are preparing for what should be their tournament highlight. The Central American side’s hopes of making the next round look remote, but facing five-time winners Brazil is a huge moment.

Haiti were competitive in their defeat to Scotland, matching Steve Clarke’s side with 1.05 Expected Goals each. They had 15 shots and 22 touches in the Scotland box in that clash, and this Brazilian side have already proved to be a soft touch defensively.

Ancelotti’s side have failed to keep a clean sheet in their five games in 2026, beating Egypt 2-1 and Panama 6-2 ahead of the tournament. The Selecao have kept two clean sheets across their last 10 matches, so back Haiti to get on the scoresheet.

Raphinha can step up for Brazil

Raphinha struggled in Brazil’s opener, but he was involved enough to suggest that he can get off the mark at this tournament. The Barcelona winger had five touches in the box against Morocco, hitting the target with one of his two shots.

Raphinha has 11 international goals, a tally only topped by the injured Neymar in this Brazilian squad. He’s scored 55 times for Barcelona across the last two campaigns, and he struck five goals for Brazil in World Cup qualifying.