The 2026 FIFA World Cup is officially underway! It’s time to dive into the World Cup matches today to get you ready to enjoy the tournament in all its glory. The World Cup schedule today features four matches, headlined by Brazil vs. Morocco. Let’s preview today’s World Cup matches with the top players, biggest storylines, and betting odds to know. 

Today’s FIFA World Cup Schedule 6/13

We have four World Cup matches today as the group stage continues. There are games spanning Group B, Group C, and Group D. Check out the World Cup schedule today before you enjoy the matches. 

  • Qatar vs. Switzerland – 3 pm ET on FOX
  • Brazil vs. Morocco – 6 pm ET on FOX
  • Haiti vs. Scotland – 9 pm ET on FOX
  • Australia vs. Turkey – 12 am ET on FS1

Best World Cup Match To Watch Today

With all due respect to the other three games, there’s a clear headliner in today’s World Cup matches. Brazil vs. Morocco features the top two teams in Group C, and both have hopes of going far in the tournament. Brazil is always a threat to win the whole thing, and that quest begins today. Morocco, meanwhile, made it all the way to the semifinals of the last World Cup and will be determined to make another deep run. 

 

Top Players To Watch in Today’s Matches

The World Cup matches today feature several top players worth watching. The Brazil vs. Morocco features plenty of star power on both sides. Brazil’s Vinicius Junior is one of the most electric goal-scorers and playmakers in the world. Neymar is also back for his fourth World Cup appearance. Raphinha (midfield) and Gabriel (defense) also headline Brazil’s lineup. 

Meanwhile, Morocco has its fair share of elite talent. Achraf Hakimi is arguably the best right-back in the world. He also brings in plenty of big-game experience while playing for Paris Saint-Germain. Plus, Real Madrid midfielder Brahim Diaz brings some creativity and skill to the Moroccans’ attack. 

Elsewhere in today’s World Cup matches, forward Breel Embolo and midfielder Granit Xhaka headline the Switzerland roster. Scott McTominay will likely be a difference-maker for the Scotland attack against Haiti. In the late-night tilt, Hakan Calhanoglu and Kenan Yildiz are the names to know for Turkey.

Biggest Storylines Heading Into Today’s Matches

As we dive deeper into the World Cup schedule today, let’s look at some of the biggest storylines to know. Brazil has real hopes of winning its first World Cup since 2002. After falling in the quarterfinals four years ago, the Brazilians will be looking to begin this tournament with a statement win against Morocco. However, their opponent won’t go quietly, as Morocco looks to build on its 2022 semifinal appearance. 

Switzerland is expected to win Group B, and it opens up with an easy matchup against Qatar. Anything less than a victory would be disappointment for the Swiss, who will look to lock in a valuable three points before tougher games against Bosnia and Canada. Meanwhile, Turkey is expected to challenge the United States for the top spot in Group D. An opening match against Australia provides a prime opportunity to get the win.

World Cup Odds Today at DraftKings Sportsbook

Now that we’ve set the stage for the World Cup matches today, let’s talk betting odds. Check out how the odds and lines shake out for the World Cup schedule today, courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook. 

  • Qatar vs. Switzerland
    • Moneyline: Qatar +1300 | Draw +550 | Switzerland -475
    • Total Goals: Over 2.5 (-160) | Under 2.5 (+130)
  • Brazil vs. Morocco
    • Moneyline: Brazil -150 | Draw +280 | Morocco +425
    • Total Goals: Over 2.5 (+105) | Under 2.5 (-135)
  • Haiti vs. Scotland
    • Moneyline: Haiti +500 | Draw +330 | Scotland -180
    • Total Goals: Over 2.5 (-125) | Under 2.5 (+100)
  • Australia vs. Turkey 
    • Moneyline: Australia +400 | Draw +285 | Turkey -140
    • Total Goals: Over 2.5 (+100) | Under 2.5 (-125)
 

What Today’s Matches Mean For The Tournament

The World Cup matches today carry plenty of weight for the tournament overall. A win and three points for any team go a long way towards advancing past the group stages. Can Morocco steal a point with a draw against Brazil? Or will we even see an upset in that matchup? 

Meanwhile, the Haiti vs. Scotland result could determine either team’s future. Brazil and Morocco will presumably finish first and second in that group. But Scotland could advance into the knockout rounds as one of the third-place teams that receive the honor. A win over Haiti would be a positive step towards that path. 

Then we have Turkey and Switzerland. The former saw the United States make a statement on Friday night with a convincing win. Can Turkey keep pace in the group with a victory of its own? As for Switzerland, it can grab the top spot in Group B with a win after Canada drew with Bosnia yesterday.