Today’s World Cup tips cover day 14 of World Cup 2026, with six more matches on the card, including Switzerland vs Canada and Scotland vs Brazil.
Below, we’ve selected six of the best Today’s World Cup Tips, with one on each match. So read on for our expert analysis, betting predictions and best-value selections for day 14 of World Cup 2026.
Today’s World Cup Tips
| Fixture | Tip |
|---|---|
| Bosnia & Herzegovina vs Qatar | A red card to be shown (18/5 with Ladbrokes) |
| Switzerland vs Canada | Jonathan David to score anytime (11/4 with Sky Bet) |
| Morocco vs Haiti | Ismael Saibari to score first (9/2 with bet365) |
| Scotland vs Brazil | Player to be Booked – Grant Hanley (13/5 with bet365) |
| Czech Republic vs Mexico | Erik Lira 2+ tackles (4/5 with bet365) |
| South Africa vs South Korea | Both teams to receive 2+ cards (7/4 with bet365) |
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Bosnia-Herzegovina vs Qatar tip
A red card to be shown (18/5 with Ladbrokes)
A red card could offer value in this fixture given Qatar’s recent disciplinary record. Remarkably, their last five matches have produced five red cards, highlighting a growing tendency for games involving Qatar to boil over. With elimination looming, Qatar may have little choice but to take risks in an attempt to secure a positive result. Their defensive struggles have regularly left players exposed in one-on-one situations, increasing the likelihood of cynical fouls, tactical challenges and potentially another dismissal. In a high-pressure match where emotions could run high, a red card is certainly not out of the question.
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A red card could offer value in this fixture given Qatar’s recent disciplinary record. Remarkably, their last five matches have produced five red cards, highlighting a growing tendency for games involving Qatar to boil over. With elimination looming, Qatar may have little choice but to take risks in an attempt to secure a positive result. Their defensive struggles have regularly left players exposed in one-on-one situations, increasing the likelihood of cynical fouls, tactical challenges and potentially another dismissal. In a high-pressure match where emotions could run high, a red card is certainly not out of the question.
18/5 PLACE BETSwitzerland vs Canada tip
Jonathan David to score anytime (11/4 with Sky Bet)
After scoring a hat-trick against Qatar in Canada’s second game of the tournament, confidence should be high for Jonathan David. At 11/4 he looks overpriced to score anytime against Switzerland who could only manage a 1-1 draw against Switzerland. The 26-year-old has let off 11 attempts already at this tournament and can find more joy infront of goal here.
After scoring a hat-trick against Qatar in Canada’s second game of the tournament, confidence should be high for Jonathan David. At 11/4 he looks overpriced to score anytime against Switzerland who could only manage a 1-1 draw against Switzerland. The 26-year-old has let off 11 attempts already at this tournament and can find more joy infront of goal here.
11/4 PLACE BETMorocco vs Haiti tip
Ismael Saibari to score first (9/2 with bet365)
Ismael Saibari has opened the scoring in both of Morocco’s matches at the tournament and looks decent value at 9/2 to do so once again against Haiti. The 25-year-old, who now has 11 goals for his country, scored 19 goals for PSV last season en-route to winning the Eredivisie title and Player of the Year award.
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Ismael Saibari has opened the scoring in both of Morocco’s matches at the tournament and looks decent value at 9/2 to do so once again against Haiti. The 25-year-old, who now has 11 goals for his country, scored 19 goals for PSV last season en-route to winning the Eredivisie title and Player of the Year award.
9/2 PLACE BETScotland vs Brazil tip
Player to be Booked – Grant Hanley (13/5 with bet365)
Grant Hanley faces the sternest examination of his World Cup campaign when he lines up against Matheus Cunha and Vinícius Júnior on Wednesday. The Hibernian defender has accumulated bookings at a consistent rate throughout his career when tasked with containing elite forwards in tight spaces. Brazil’s front line will run directly at Hanley from the first whistle, and Clarke’s defensive setup demands physicality and aggression from his centre-backs. Hanley will need to make interventions early and often to keep Brazil’s attack at bay. At 38 years old, he cannot rely on pace to recover, making cynical challenges more likely. The combination of elite opposition, defensive pressure and Hanley’s combative style makes a booking a genuinely compelling proposition.
Grant Hanley faces the sternest examination of his World Cup campaign when he lines up against Matheus Cunha and Vinícius Júnior on Wednesday. The Hibernian defender has accumulated bookings at a consistent rate throughout his career when tasked with containing elite forwards in tight spaces. Brazil’s front line will run directly at Hanley from the first whistle, and Clarke’s defensive setup demands physicality and aggression from his centre-backs. Hanley will need to make interventions early and often to keep Brazil’s attack at bay. At 38 years old, he cannot rely on pace to recover, making cynical challenges more likely. The combination of elite opposition, defensive pressure and Hanley’s combative style makes a booking a genuinely compelling proposition.
13/5 PLACE BETCzech Republic vs Mexico tip
Erik Lira 2+ tackles (4/5 with bet365)
Erik Lira has quietly become one of Mexico’s most reliable performers in the middle of the park. The midfielder has completed at least two tackles in both of his World Cup appearances so far, underlining his importance both in and out of possession. With Czech Republic expected to see plenty of the ball, Lira should have further opportunities to showcase his defensive qualities. Given his consistency across the opening two matches, backing him to complete two or more tackles again at 5/6 with bet365 looks a strong play.
Erik Lira has quietly become one of Mexico’s most reliable performers in the middle of the park. The midfielder has completed at least two tackles in both of his World Cup appearances so far, underlining his importance both in and out of possession. With Czech Republic expected to see plenty of the ball, Lira should have further opportunities to showcase his defensive qualities. Given his consistency across the opening two matches, backing him to complete two or more tackles again at 5/6 with bet365 looks a strong play.
4/5 PLACE BETSouth Africa vs South Korea tip
Both teams to receive 2+ cards (7/4 with bet365)
With so much at stake, things could get feisty in Mexico, making cards an appealing angle. South Africa have already shown a tendency to pick up bookings, receiving two red cards and two yellows against Mexico before collecting another two bookings in their draw with the Czech Republic. South Korea, meanwhile, were shown two yellow cards in their defeat to Mexico last time out.
With so much at stake, things could get feisty in Mexico, making cards an appealing angle. South Africa have already shown a tendency to pick up bookings, receiving two red cards and two yellows against Mexico before collecting another two bookings in their draw with the Czech Republic. South Korea, meanwhile, were shown two yellow cards in their defeat to Mexico last time out.
7/4 PLACE BETSo there are our four best World Cup tips for day 13. As always, weigh up the odds before you commit, and please gamble responsibly.
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