Brazil vs. Morocco Prediction, Odds, Best Prop Bet for World Cup Group Stage

Brazil has the most World Cups in the tournament's history, having won it five different times, yet they've had nothing but disappointing finishes since their most recent win in 2002.
They enter the 2026 World Cup looking to return to former glory, and they'll start their campaign against a tough Morocco squad that made it to the semi-finals in 2022. There's a very real chance that the team that wins on Saturday will be the one that goes on to win the Group.
You can find the odds for this match across the best World Cup betting sites, so let's dive into them along with my favorite wagers.
Brazil vs. Morocco Odds and Total
Moneyline
- Brazil -157
- Morocco +425
- Draw +270
Total
- OVER 2.5 (+105)
- UNDER 2.5 (-134)
Brazil vs. Morocco How to Watch
- Date: Saturday, June 13
- Time: 6:00 p.m. ET
- Venue: MetLife Stadium
- How to Watch (TV): FS1, Tele, Peacock
- Brazil record: 0-0-0
- Morocco record: 0-0-0
Brazil vs. Morocco World Cup History
These two countries have faced each other three times in their history, including a 1998 World Cup match in which Brazil won 3-0. Brazil is 2-1 all-time vs. Morocco, with Morocco winning the most recent match, a 2023 international friendly.
Brazil World Cup History
Brazil holds the record for the most World Cup trophies with five, the most recent coming in 2002. In the five tournaments since, they've been eliminated in the quarter-finals in four of them and finished in fourth place in 2014 when they served as the hosts. They have competed in every single World Cup in the tournament's history.
Morocco World Cup History
This will be Morocco's eighth World Cup appearance. Their best result was a fourth-place finish in 2022. They went on a Cinderella run, which fell short in the semi-finals against France. They lost to Croatia in the third-place match, but the fourth-place finish is still the best in the history of the World Cup for an African team.
Brazil vs. Morocco Prop Bet
In today's edition of Top World Cup Goalscorer Bets, I wrote about why I'm betting on Vinicius Junior to find the back of the net:
Vinicius Junior is expected to be one of Brazil's starting forwards in this match, so let's bet on him at +200 to score. He scored 16 times in 36 appearances for Real Madrid this past season, and at just 25-years-old, he's one of the best young forwards in the world. He has scored in four of his last 12 appearances for Brazil.
Brazil vs. Morocco Prediction and Best Bet
In today's edition of my Best World Cup Bets Today, I wrote about why I'm backing Brazil on the three-way moneyline:
I'm not buying into the Morocco hype. I think this team is being overrated after its semifinal appearance at the 2022 World Cup. Sure, Morocco has a great record over the past year, but its African competition isn't quite as strong as the competition countries on other continents face.
Meanwhile, Brazil is a legitimate contender to win the entire tournament, and I would even argue they're slightly underrated. That's why I'm comfortable backing them on the 3-way moneyline at -157.
Pick: Brazil -157
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Originally from Nova Scotia, Iain MacMillan is a senior editor covering betting, with a focus on NFL, NHL, and golf. He hosts the Bacon Bets Podcast and has been featured on VSIN, BetQL and Monumental Sports Network. He is a member of the Metropolitan Golf Writers Association and his beloved Falcons and Maple Leafs break his heart on a yearly basis.
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