WORLD CUP GROUP C: The Ultra previews the Group C Final Matchday with a recommended BETDAQ bet.
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GROUP C FINAL MATCHDAY
11pm Group C is settled on Wednesday night, with the final matchday fixtures Scotland v Brazil in Miami and Morocco v Haiti in Atlanta on WORLD CUP 2026 Betdaq Betting Exchange! . This Group is wide open heading into the final games with Brazil and Morocco on four points, while Scotland are just behind them on three. Haiti have struggled in the Group, as expected to be honest – even getting to the World Cup is a massive achievement for them – so Morocco seem to be in the best position heading into Wednesday. As you would expect, Morocco are the red-hot favourites at 1.21 with Haiti 18.5 and the draw is 7.8 at the time of writing, while in the other game Brazil are trading 1.42 with Scotland 8.4 and the draw is 5.5.
Scotland’s Matchday Two defeat to Morocco will sting for the manner of it as much as the result. Ismael Saibari’s finish after just 70 seconds set the tone, and Scotland then had two separate penalty appeals waved away either side of half-time, John McGinn going down under a challenge from Neil El Aynaoui and Scott McTominay suffering the same fate late on, with pundits split down the middle on whether either should have stood. Regardless of the penalty drama; Morocco finished with an xG figure of close to double the figure Scotland created. The noise inside Gillette Stadium for the win over Haiti and again against Morocco has been one of the genuine stories of this World Cup, with Flower of Scotland reportedly heard rattling around the stadium; they need a night to remember here, but whatever happens Scotland’s fans have been a credit to the tournament.
Brazil beat Haiti easily, but that wasn’t a surprise, but given the Morocco performance they still have plenty of question marks. They were comfortable enough on the scoreline, but Carlo Ancelotti’s side were also criticised for a lack of urgency once the game was won, and the broader narrative around egos in the dressing room and defensive structure in transition hasn’t gone away. This remains a squad with an enormous amount of individual talent but no shortage of scrutiny on whether Ancelotti has actually got the collective working as it should – you could probably say that they basically haven’t found a system that works yet. I wouldn’t be rushing to take the 1.42 here to be honest; we know Scotland have their limits but I do feel they will make the game closer than those odds suggest. I actually feel, from a value point of view anyway, that Brazil are a good lay for a small position.
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In Atlanta, Morocco go into the Haiti game in arguably the strongest position of anyone left in Group C. Unbeaten so far, level on points with Brazil, and with the more straightforward fixture of the two on the final day, Walid Regragui’s side could realistically secure top spot here depending on how things unfold in Miami. Simply being back at a World Cup for the first time since 1974 was the achievement in itself for a country with Haiti’s recent troubles, but they should be there for the taking and the two Morocco performances have been impressive in general. Obviously the market is expecting as smooth win given they are trading 1.21, but I’d expect them to control the game. They are trading 1.61 -1.5 goals on the handicap, and Both Teams Not To Score is two ticks shorter at 1.59, which is effectively a Morocco clean sheet in my opinion. I couldn’t put anyone off either bet, but Haiti have yet to score and Morocco are so solid at the back too, I like Both Teams Not To Score.
The Ultra Says:
Three points win Both Teams Not To Score Morocco v Haiti at 1.59 with BETDAQ BETTING EXCHANGE.
One point lay (liability) Brazil to beat Scotland at 1.42 with BETDAQ BETTING EXCHANGE.
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