Brazil - Haiti: score, highlights and statistics

Brazil face Haiti in the 2026 FIFA World Cup group stage - a historic fixture for the Caribbean side, making only their second-ever World Cup appearance, 52 years after their first.

Match Info: Brazil vs Haiti

Brazil vs Haiti kicks off on 20 June 2026 at 01:30 BST at the Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, as part of Group C at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Where to Watch Brazil vs Haiti?

Viewers in the United States can watch Brazil vs Haiti live on FOX and Telemundo on television. Online options include FOX One, Foxsports.com, Fubo TV, Peacock, Telemundo Deportes En Vivo, and Futbol de Primera Radio.

In Australia, the match is available on SBS On Demand. Canadian viewers can watch on TSN+, while fans in New Zealand have access via TVNZ+. Argentine fans can choose between DIRECTV Sports Argentina on TV and DIRECTV GO online, while Mexico has the match on VIX.

Across Europe, the game is available on DAZN España (Spain), DAZN Italia (Italy), and beIN SPORTS CONNECT F.R. (France). Brazilian fans can watch on Globo (TV), Globoplay, and CazéTV, while in Haiti the broadcast is on Tele Haiti.

Brazil vs Haiti - Match Preview

Brazil, five-time world champions, are overwhelming favourites against Haiti, who return to football's biggest stage for only the second time in history, 52 years after their debut in 1974.

Both teams are in Group C alongside Morocco and Scotland. Brazil, coached by Carlo Ancelotti - making his first-ever World Cup as a national team manager - enter the tournament as one of the title favourites. This match is Brazil's second group fixture, following their opening game against Morocco in East Rutherford on 13 June. Haiti qualified as CONCACAF Group C winners, and every point matters as they bid for a historic run into the knockout rounds - something the Caribbean nation has never achieved.

Brazil's attacking weapons include Vinicius Jr., Raphinha, and Bruno Guimarães, with Neymar returning to the squad after a two-year absence. Haiti showed defensive resilience in recent months, conceding just 2 goals across their last 5 matches, but the gap in individual quality between the two sides is immense.

Head-to-Head: Brazil vs Haiti

Brazil and Haiti have met just once in official competition - and it was anything but close. Brazil thrashed Haiti 7-1 at the Copa América Centenario in June 2016, the only official meeting between the two sides on record. The 2026 World Cup clash in Philadelphia will be their first-ever encounter on the World Cup stage.

The complete official head-to-head record between Brazil and Haiti:

• 09 June 2016 - Copa América Centenario - Brazil 7-1 Haiti

Brazil - Recent Form

Brazil go into the 2026 World Cup with 3 wins, 1 draw, and 1 loss from their last 5 matches, scoring 13 goals and conceding 6.

The most eye-catching result was a 6-2 demolition of Panama in late May 2026, a commanding display that underlined Brazil's attacking firepower heading into the tournament. A 3-1 win over Croatia in April and a 2-0 victory against Senegal in November 2025 completed the positive results. The only defeat was a 1-2 loss to France in March 2026, while a 1-1 draw with Tunisia in November 2025 served as a reminder that organised, compact sides can still frustrate the Seleção.

Haiti - Recent Form

Haiti arrive at the 2026 World Cup with 3 wins, 1 draw, and 1 loss in their last 5 matches, scoring 8 goals and conceding just 2.

Their most impressive recent result was a 4-0 thrashing of New Zealand on 3 June 2026, a strong confidence-booster just over two weeks before the World Cup opener. Wins over Nicaragua (2-0) and Costa Rica (1-0) in November 2025 helped secure their World Cup qualification as CONCACAF group winners. A 1-1 draw with Iceland and a narrow 0-1 defeat to Tunisia show a team capable of disciplined defending - traits they will need in abundance against Ancelotti's Brazil.

Facts and Statistics

4 key facts and statistics about this World Cup showdown:

• Brazil's only previous meeting with Haiti ended in a 7-1 win for the Seleção (Copa América Centenario, 2016).
• Haiti are appearing at the World Cup for only the second time in their history, with their debut coming 52 years ago at the 1974 tournament in West Germany.
• Brazil are chasing a sixth World Cup title, which would extend their record as the most successful nation in the tournament's history.
• Carlo Ancelotti coaches Brazil in his first-ever World Cup finals as a national team manager.