World Cup 2026: Haiti vs Morocco Prediction, Tips & Odds

* Odds supplied by Betway, accurate at the time of writing.

Haiti take on Morocco at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta on the last Group C matchday, kicking off at 00:00 CAT on Thursday. Haiti are as good as out after losing to Scotland and Brazil, while Morocco are level on points with Brazil at the summit and know that a big win could clinch top spot on goal difference. All our World Cup betting tips are waiting for you in our dedicated section.

Haiti

Unless they win big here, Haiti are going home after a 1-0 defeat to Scotland and a 3-0 thrashing by Brazil, and Sebastien Migne's side now have little more than pride to play for. Frantzdy Pierrot is still the main man up front, with Sunderland striker Wilson Isidor bringing pace in behind, and Wolves man Jean-Ricner Bellegarde offers the most class in midfield. Their defence has been stretched by faster teams and leaked goals against Brazil, which is a big concern against this Morocco attack. For me, Haiti will battle to hold back a team hunting goals, and I think they will sit back and try to keep the score down.

Expected Starting XI: Placide; Arcus, Ade, Duverne, Delcroix, Experience; Providence, Bellegarde, Jean-Jacques, Casimir; Isidor.

Morocco

Morocco have impressed at this World Cup, drawing 1-1 with Brazil and squeezing past Scotland 1-0 thanks to Ismael Saibari, and they head into this game level with Brazil but needing goals to top the group on goal difference. Brahim Diaz is flying after ending the recent AFCON as top scorer, and Ayoub El Kaabi was the Atlas Lions' leading scorer in qualifying, so they have the firepower to punish a beaten Haiti team. Skipper Achraf Hakimi has got over an earlier thigh issue and gives Morocco a constant outlet on the right, while Salbari showed his worth in attack with the winner against Scotland. As I see it, Morocco will go on the attack from the opening whistle to secure a big win and a shot at finishing top of the group.

Expected Starting XI: Bounou; Hakimi, Diop, Riad, Mazraoui; El Aynaoui, Bouaddi; Diaz, Ounahi, El Khannouss; Salibari.

Morocco have every reason to go after goals as they battle Brazil for first place, and Haiti have nothing left to protect now they are out. I think the Atlas Lions will dominate the ball, strike early and keep pressing for the margin that wins them the group. My prediction: Haiti 0 Morocco 3.

BTTS: No (1.55)

Haiti had no bite against Brazil and barely created anything, and against a Morocco back line led by Aguerd and Hakimi I expect very little from them. With Morocco keen on a clean sheet while they pour forward for goal difference, my standout value bet is BTTS: No at 1.55, alongside a comfortable Morocco win.