Haiti enters Group C of the 2026 FIFA World Cup as the clear underdog in trader consensus for last place, reflecting its 83rd FIFA ranking, first appearance since 1974, and limited depth against more established sides. Brazil, a perennial powerhouse with elite squad talent, sits at negligible implied probability, while Morocco (around 8th globally) and Scotland (43rd, returning after 1998) bring stronger recent form, experience in high-stakes matches, and superior attacking options. With fixtures beginning June 13, the market pricing aligns with historical patterns where lower-ranked Concacaf teams struggle in groups featuring multiple top-50 opponents, though any unexpected results in opening matches could shift sentiment ahead of the final group games.