World Cup 2026: Lowest Scoring Team Odds & Pick

The biggest sporting event of the calendar year is nearly upon us, with the 2026 World Cup getting underway in mid-June. A wide range of betting options will be available for the tournament, including having the option to bet on who will be the lowest scoring team. You can find the odds and our World Cup lowest scoring team pick here.

World Cup 2026: Lowest Scoring Team Odds

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Who Will be The Lowest Scoring Team at the World Cup?

Curacao (+400)

Curacao will be making their World Cup debut this summer, and they are widely expected to struggle in a potential Group of Death against Germany, Ecuador and the Ivory Coast.

Dick Advocaat’s side have struggled for goals since securing their spot at the World Cup, netting just twice in their last four internationals. With low expectations this summer, it’s likely that one goal will be celebrated like a victory.

Haiti (+650)

Haiti will be making their second appearance at the World Cup Finals this summer, having previously competed in the group stage in 1974. The nation scored 20 goals in ten qualifying matches, and they have also looked competitive in recent internationals, scoring in a 1-1 draw against Iceland.

While major showdowns against Brazil and Morocco may restrict their scoring opportunities, confidence levels would be high that they could upset the odds against Scotland.

Iraq (+800)

Iraq appear to be overpriced in the betting to be the lowest scoring team at this year’s World Cup. They have been drawn in Group I alongside France, Senegal, and Norway, meaning that three straight heavy losses are hard to bet against.

Scoring goals haven’t been an issue for the nation in recent internationals, recording wins against Andorra and Bolivia. However, they will come up against much higher-ranked nations in their group stage campaign.

World Cup Picks: Who Will Be The Lowest Scoring Team?

New Zealand look too big to ignore in the betting. The All Whites have failed to score in two of their last three internationals, while they have crashed out in the group stage in their only two appearances. New Zealand will also find it challenging to break down a talented Belgium in Group G, while defensively strong Egypt and Iran are unlikely to give up many chances.