Brazil regained control of their 2026 FIFA World Cup campaign after defeating Haiti 3–0 in their Group C match at Philadelphia’s Lincoln Financial Field.
Manchester United forward Matheus Cunha scored twice, while Vinícius Júnior added another goal to complete a comfortable victory for the five-time world champions.
The defeat ended Haiti’s hopes of reaching the knockout stage, making them the first team eliminated from Group C.
Brazil’s victory was affected by concern over an injury to star attacker Raphinha, who left the match in the 40th minute after a challenge with a Haiti defender.
Brazil coach Carlo Ancelotti praised his team’s performance, describing it as a complete display with improved attacking efficiency and defensive control.
Brazil now sit level on four points with Morocco but lead the group on goal difference.
Meanwhile, Morocco defeated Scotland 1–0, with Ismael Saibari scoring the only goal of the match.
Morocco will face Haiti on June 24, while Brazil will take on Scotland in their final Group C match.
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