10.06.2026 • Updated: 21.06.2026
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Brazil vs Haiti – Free Prediction (20.06.2026)

Brazil
D
June 20, 2026
00:30
World Cup
3 0
Days
00
Hours
00
Minutes
00
Seconds
00
Haiti
L

H2H Stats Matches and Previous Teams Results

Total games 2
Total Goals Avg 5.50
Both teams scored 50%
5.00 Total average 0.50
1.00 Yellow cards 2.00
0.00 Red cards 0.00
Last 2 matches
xG
20.06.2026 World Cup
Brazil
Haiti
3 3 0 0 0 0
1.50 0.25
4 4
1 3
0 0
08.06.2016 Copa America
Brazil
Haiti
7 3 4 1 0 1
6 1
1 1
0 0
Brazil

Team Overview

In their last World Cup match, Brazil hosted Morocco and the game ended in a 1-1 draw. Despite dominating possession, Brazil couldn't secure a win, leaving them with a mixed result as they prepare for their next challenge against Haiti.

Match statistics (Brazil vs Morocco):

  • Possession: 51% – 49%
  • Corners: 6 – 2
  • Fouls: 16 – 14
  • Yellow cards: 2 – 0
  • Shots on target: 5 – 3
Haiti

Team Overview

Haiti faced Scotland in their last World Cup match, suffering a 1-0 defeat at home. This loss marks their second consecutive defeat, leaving them searching for answers as they head into their upcoming match against Brazil.

Match statistics (Haiti vs Scotland):

  • Possession: 54% – 46%
  • Corners: 4 – 3
  • Fouls: 23 – 21
  • Yellow cards: 1 – 3
  • Shots on target: 2 – 2

Match Result

Brazil Dominates Haiti with a Convincing 3-0 Victory

In a commanding performance, Brazil secured a decisive 3-0 win against Haiti in their World Cup group stage clash. The match showcased Brazil's attacking prowess, with all three goals coming in the first half.

Matheus Cunha was the standout player, netting two goals in quick succession at the 23rd and 36th minutes, the latter assisted by Vinicius Junior. Just before halftime, Vinicius Junior added a third goal, capitalizing on a setup from Lucas Paqueta, leaving Haiti with a mountain to climb.

Brazil maintained a firm grip on possession, controlling 57% of the ball and registering five shots on target from a total of eight attempts. Haiti, despite their efforts, matched Brazil in total shots but struggled to convert their opportunities, managing only three shots on goal.

The match was not without its physicality; Brazil committed 13 fouls to Haiti's 15, and the referee issued four yellow cards, three of which went to Haiti, reflecting their struggles in containing Brazil's offensive threats. Brazil's lone yellow card came in the second half.

This victory places Brazil in a strong position in the group, demonstrating their attacking capabilities while highlighting areas for improvement in Haiti's defensive organization. As the tournament progresses, Brazil will look to build on this momentum, while Haiti will need to regroup and refine their strategy for upcoming matches.