Belgium enters the 2026 World Cup as the clear attacking frontrunner in Group G, with its depth of creative midfielders and proven goal scorers expected to exploit defensive setups from Egypt, Iran, and especially New Zealand across three matches. Traders price this dominance at 77% implied probability, reflecting Belgium’s historical group-stage output and superior squad quality relative to opponents. Egypt sits second in consensus at 50% due to its organized counter-attacking style and set-piece threat, while “Other” at the same level accounts for possible ties in total goals. Iran and New Zealand trail sharply at 4.5% and 1.6%, limited by lower expected possession and fewer high-quality chances in a group featuring one European heavyweight. With fixtures beginning June 15, pre-tournament form, squad fitness, and opening-match lineups will shape any rapid odds shifts.