FIFA World Cup 2026 Group Winner Odds - Who will win each group?

With 48 teams competing at the World Cup for the first time, there's more groups than ever with 12 in total.

The best online bookmakers in Australia are offering odds for which team will emerge top of each group.

Punters can choose to bet outright on each group winner, or even multi various favourites for greater odds.

We've put together the latest and best World Cup Group Winner odds from NextBet below.

One of the more open groups, with co-hosts Mexico looking to continue their strong record of advancing to the knockout stage. 

Switzerland enjoy one of the more comfortable groups and are deserved favourites, with Qatar massive outsiders. Co-hosts Canada in with an outside chance.

Brazil unsurprisingly heavy favourites, but Morocco finished 4th at the last World Cup and Scotland are determined to make an impact in their first World Cup appearance since 1998.

Arguably the most open group featuring the Socceroos. Wouldn't be surprised if any of the four teams topped it. USA under pressure as hosts, with Turkiye offering value with a rising team full of promising youngsters.

Germany huge favourites, but are well below the level of previous World Cup teams - don't sleep on Ecuador, who were very impressive in qualifying, while Ivory Coast remain dangerous floaters.

Japan were the first team to qualify for this World Cup and have caused big boilovers in previous group stages - not confident with Netherlands to top the group at that price.

Belgium have most likely missed their World Cup window with their golden generation aging, but they've landed in a very fortunate group and should be favoured to top it.

Current European champions Spain are one of the favourites to win this World Cup and although Uruguay could challenge, it would be a big surprise if they failed to top this group.

Intriguing group. France favourites, but Erling Haaland's Norway will be dangerous, while Senegal are a top two African nation who famously stunned the French back in the 2002 group stage. One to watch.

Reigning champions Argentina shouldn't have much trouble topping Group J - decent value to put in a multi with another short-priced favourite to hit even money.

Cristiano Ronaldo and Portugal favourites in Group K, but Colombia will be dangerous and we've seen the Portuguese stumble before.

England back again in pursuit of a first World Cup since 1966 - doubtful it's coming home, but they're big favourites to top the group. Not so confident - Croatia aren't the team they once were, but have caused the English World Cup heartbreak before, while Ghana can never be discounted.