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World Cup 2026, June 13: Brazil Stumble, Scotland Strike Gold

Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, a World Cup 2026 venue

Updated 17 June 2026.

World Cup 2026 results on June 13 were headlined by Brazil being held to a 1-1 draw by Morocco at MetLife Stadium, while Scotland beat Haiti 1-0, Australia saw off Türkiye 2-0 and Qatar snatched a stoppage-time point against Switzerland. A four-match day produced one of the early tournament’s biggest stories: the favourites dropping points, and a late own goal rescuing the hosts of nothing in particular but everything to Qatar.

MatchResultGroupScorers
Qatar v Switzerland1-1BMuheim 90+4′ OG; Embolo 17′ pen
Brazil v Morocco1-1CVinícius 32′; Saibari 21′
Scotland v Haiti1-0CMcGinn 28′
Australia v Türkiye2-0DIrankunda 27′, Metcalfe 75′

Brazil stumble against Morocco

Brazil were held 1-1 by Morocco at MetLife Stadium, a result that flashed back to their 2022 disappointments. Ismael Saibari put Morocco ahead on 21 minutes, and it took a Vinícius Júnior strike on 32 to rescue a point for the five-time champions. Morocco, semi-finalists in 2022, again showed they relish the big names. Read the full story in our Brazil 1-1 Morocco report.

Scotland strike gold against Haiti

Scotland claimed a precious 1-0 win over Haiti at Gillette Stadium, John McGinn’s 28th-minute goal proving enough to send them top of Group C. For a nation with a long history of group-stage heartbreak, three points on the board early is exactly the start they wanted.

Australia ease past Türkiye

Australia beat Türkiye 2-0 in Group D, with Nestory Irankunda striking on 27 minutes and Connor Metcalfe doubling the lead on 75. The Socceroos joined the United States on three points, leaving Türkiye and Paraguay both still searching for their first.

Qatar’s stoppage-time twist

Qatar earned their first ever World Cup point in dramatic fashion, drawing 1-1 with Switzerland at Levi’s Stadium. Breel Embolo’s 17th-minute penalty looked like settling it, until Swiss defender Miro Muheim turned the ball into his own net in the 94th minute under pressure. A cruel way for Switzerland to drop points, a historic one for Qatar.

Where the World Cup 2026 June 13 results leave the groups

Scotland lead Group C ahead of Brazil and Morocco, who sit level on a point. Australia and the USA share top spot in Group D, and Group B remains all square with four draws. The race for the eight best third-placed spots is already shaping the maths. Track it all on our standings page, with goals live on live scores and what is next on the fixtures page. See the format in our complete World Cup 2026 guide.

Frequently asked questions

What were the World Cup 2026 results on June 13?

On 13 June 2026: Brazil 1-1 Morocco, Scotland 1-0 Haiti, Australia 2-0 Türkiye and Qatar 1-1 Switzerland. The headline was Brazil dropping points against Morocco at MetLife Stadium.

Did Brazil lose to Morocco at World Cup 2026?

No, but they were held to a 1-1 draw. Ismael Saibari scored for Morocco on 21 minutes and Vinícius Júnior equalised on 32. Morocco, 2022 semi-finalists, again troubled one of the favourites.

How did Qatar get a point against Switzerland?

Qatar drew 1-1 thanks to a 94th-minute own goal by Switzerland’s Miro Muheim, cancelling out Breel Embolo’s first-half penalty. It was Qatar’s first ever point at a World Cup.

Sources: Group B, Group C, Group D.

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