Group G odds - World Cup 2026 Betting

World Cup 2026 Group G betting odds

Group G at the 2026 World Cup brings together a fascinating mix of international experience, attacking quality and disciplined defensive football. Belgium enter the tournament as favourites to win the group, with their talented squad expected to make a strong push for the knockout stages.

Egypt will believe they have a real opportunity to challenge for qualification thanks to their attacking threat and experience on the international stage, while Iran once again arrive with a reputation for being difficult to break down in tournament football. New Zealand complete the group and will be looking to prove competitive as they return to the World Cup spotlight.

With qualification places up for grabs and little separating the chasing pack behind Belgium, Group G could develop into one of the more unpredictable groups in the competition.

Bet on Group G at the 2026 World Cup

Betting in Group G is likely to centre around the race for first place and the battle to secure progression into the last 32.

Belgium are expected to dominate the group winner market, although Egypt and Iran both have the quality to challenge for qualification depending on how the opening fixtures unfold. Egypt’s attacking players could attract attention in goalscorer betting, while Iran’s organised style may appeal in match result and total goals markets.

New Zealand head into the group as outsiders, but they may still offer value in selected match betting and handicap markets during the tournament.

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Who are the favourites to win Group G?

Belgium are viewed as the strongest side in Group G and are expected to finish top of the standings. Egypt and Iran are both seen as serious contenders for qualification to the knockout rounds, while New Zealand will aim to challenge for points and upset expectations.

When are Group G's matches at the 2026 World Cup?

Group G matches take place between 15 June and 27 June 2026, with all kick-off times in BST:

Belgium vs Egypt – 15 June (20:00 BST)
Iran vs New Zealand – 16 June (01:00 BST)
Belgium vs Iran – 21 June (22:00 BST)
New Zealand vs Egypt – 22 June (01:00 BST)
Egypt vs Iran – 27 June (20:00 BST)
New Zealand vs Belgium – 27 June (20:00 BST)

The final group fixtures will kick off simultaneously, with places in the knockout rounds potentially still to be decided.

What other betting markets are available for the 2026 World Cup?

Coral offers a wide selection of betting markets throughout the 2026 World Cup, including:

You can also take advantage of the latest Coral promotions and special offers during the tournament to get even more from your World Cup betting experience.