World Cup 2026: Best Odds, Tips & Accumulator | June 14 (Day 4)

Scotland to win with -1.5 handicap - £2.60 

Steve Clarke has assembled one of the most talented Scotland squads of all time but they will need to deal with the pressure in this one against Haiti.

Even reaching the World Cup proper is an incredible achievement for Haiti but on paper, this Scottish outfit will be far too strong for them.

Scotland have quality all over the pitch, with players plying their trade across the top European leagues and they should get off to a comfortable, winning start against Haiti here.

🗸 Long Shot: Scott McTominay (First Goalscorer) (£6.00)
🗸 Extra Tip: Over 3.5 goals in the game (£2.50)

A red card to be shown in the match - £2.50 

This should be a fascinating encounter in Group D, between Australia and Turkiye.

The Soccerroos always put up a fight at World Cup tournaments but this one looks to be a real challenge at the hands of Turkiye.

With a young and hungry squad, all looking to make their mark, who knows how far Turkiye could go.

It could be tetchy, with the red card market very much in play and Turkiye should also find a way to win.

🗸 Long Shot: Turkiye to win & BTTS (£5.00)
🗸 Extra Tip: Arda Guler to score or assist (£2.80)

Germany to score 5+ goals in the match - £1.70 

The World Cup expansion has come into critisicm in some quarters but it has heralded a new era of international teams.

Curacao will be looking to step up to the biggest occasion of all but the gulf in class should be clear from the off.

Germany are unrelenting at this level, particularly in front of goal and they could put Curacao to the sword from the outset.

Goals feel guaranteed and Germany could rack up a fair few in this one.

🗸 Long Shot: Florian Wirtz to score 2+ goals in the match (£3.50)
🗸 Extra Tip: A penalty to be awarded (£3.20)

The match to finish as a draw - £3.60 

The opener in Group F however does feel like a very close encounter, as the Netherlands take on Japan.

For the Dutch, winning the World Cup remains the ultimate aim and this cohort look to be well drilled under Ronald Koeman.

Japan are an ecletic side, capable of beating anybody on their day but their lack of consistency is often levelled at them.

This should be a close one and with Sweden and Tunisia also in the group, not losing here feels key.

🗸 Long Shot: Correct Score: 1-1 (£6.00)
🗸 Extra Tip: Both teams to score (£2.10)