Today's World Cup 2026 predictions and betting guide [Monday, June 15]
Complete World Cup 2026 predictions and betting guide for today's matches, featuring Spain vs. Cape Verde, Egypt vs. Belgium, Uruguay vs. Saudi Arabia, and New Zealand vs. Iran, on Monday, June 15.

The World Cup 2026 rolls into its second week and today's insights and betting guide are designed to help you navigate Monday's four matches using Dimers' data-driven World Cup predictions on June 15. Kicking off things today is the match between Cape Verde vs. Spain at 12pm (ET), followed by Egypt vs. Belgium at 3pm, then Uruguay vs. Saudi Arabia at 6pm, before New Zealand vs. Iran close us out at 9pm.
Thanks to DraftKings Sportsbook, we've broken down each of Monday's matchups below in our World Cup betting guide, with everything you need to know about the teams, the players, the probabilities, the most likely score lines, as well as the sharpest player props for Monday's four World Cup fixtures.
What are our World Cup predictions today?
Dimers' World Cup 2026 predictions refer to the forecasts and statistical projections made by our team of data scientists regarding the outcomes of not only the four matches on Monday, June 15, but also the ultimate winner of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. These predictions for the 2026 World Cup are generated by highly sophisticated machine learning models that analyze historical data sets, player-specific performance metrics, and team-level compositions.
Spain vs. Cape Verde betting guide
Kickoff: June 15, 12:00pm (ET)
A review of our pre-game predictive modeling provides clear insights for this upcoming World Cup fixture, where Spain enters as an overwhelming 87.2% favorite over Cabo Verde - even without Lamine Yamal in the starting XI. By breaking down these dominant moneyline probabilities, the balanced over/under goal trends, and the correct score probabilities, the data paints a very clear picture.
Will Lamine Yamal play today?
Yes, Yamal is scheduled to play against Cape Verde today, but it's been confirmed he will start on the bench rather than in the starting lineup. Yamal is recovering from a hamstring injury.
Moneyline: Who will win Spain vs. Cape Verde?
The outright win market displays a significant disparity between these two nations.
- Spain Victory: 87.2%
- Draw: 9.3%
- Cabo Verde Victory: 3.5%
Total goals market (Over/Under 3.5)
The over/under market is set at a 3.5-goal threshold. The outlook indicates a moderate preference for a lower-scoring affair - despite what we witnessed from Germany and Sweden on Sunday.
- Under 3.5 Goals: 53.4%
- Over 3.5 Goals: 46.6%
Exact scoreline probabilities
Evaluating the correct score distributions isolates the most statistically viable configurations for the final result. The top five outcomes forecasted in Screen Shot 2026-06-15 at 7.04.44 am.png heavily favor a clean-sheet performance from the European side:
- Spain 3-0 Cabo Verde: 13.7%
- Spain 2-0 Cabo Verde: 13.6%
- Spain 4-0 Cabo Verde: 10.4%
- Spain 1-0 Cabo Verde: 9.0%
- Spain 3-1 Cabo Verde: 6.7%
Summary: The data clearly points to Spain as the expected winner, giving them an 87.2% moneyline probability. The model also suggests a comfortable win that shouldn't be as high-scoring as yesterday's two blowouts, making a wager on Spain to win combined with Under 3.5 total goals look like a sensible angle. This is heavily backed up by the exact score predictions, where a controlled 2-0 or 3-0 Spain victory accounts for over a quarter of all expected outcomes.
Belgium vs. Egypt
Kickoff: June 15, 3:00pm (ET)
We’ve broken down the data-driven predictions for today's World Cup matchup, where Belgium comes in as a clear 61.2% favorite over Egypt. Below, we take a look at what the numbers say for the 3-way moneyline, the over/under goal totals, and the most likely exact scorelines to help give you a solid baseline for your bets.
Match outcome probabilities
The outright win market indicates a clear favorite in the Europeans, though the percentages suggest Egypt remains a live threat to secure a result. According to the data modeled:
- Belgium Victory: 61.2%
- Draw: 22.7%
- Egypt Victory: 16.1%
Total goals (Over/Under 2.5)
The over/under market is tightly calculated around a 2.5-goal threshold. The outlook indicates a close, split projection that slightly leans toward a lower-scoring game.
- Under 2.5 Goals: 52.8%
- Over 2.5 Goals: 47.6%
Top 5 exact scoreline predictions
Evaluating the correct score distributions isolates the most statistically viable configurations for the final result. The top five outcomes forecasted favor a narrow Belgian victory or a low-scoring draw:
- Belgium 1-0 Egypt: 13.6%
- Belgium 2-0 Egypt: 12.2%
- Belgium 1-1 Egypt: 10.7%
- Belgium 2-1 Egypt: 9.6%
- Belgium 0-0 Egypt: 7.6%
Summary: The data clearly points to Belgium as the expected winner, giving them a 61.2% moneyline probability. The model also suggests a competitive match that shouldn't get too wildly high-scoring, making a wager on Belgium to win combined with Under 2.5 total goals look like the best angles. This is heavily backed up by the exact score predictions, where a controlled 1-0 or 2-0 Belgium victory accounts for over a quarter of all expected outcomes.
Saudi Arabia vs. Uruguay
Kickoff: June 15, 6:00pm (ET)
We’ve checked the latest projections for today’s Saudi Arabia vs. Uruguay match, and the data puts Uruguay in a very strong position as the 67.3% favorite to win.
Match outcome probabilities
The outright win percentages favor the South American side to take all three points, while Saudi Arabia faces an uphill battle. It's worth remembering, though, it was the Saudis who beat eventual champions Argentina in their first match at the 2022 World Cup.
- Uruguay to Win: 67.3%
- Draw: 21.6%
- Saudi Arabia to Win: 11.2%
Total goals (Over/Under 2.5)
For the total goals market, the projections point toward a lower-scoring game, favoring the under line by a decent margin.
- Under 2.5 Goals: 57.2%
- Over 2.5 Goals: 42.8%
Top 5 exact scoreline predictions
When you look at the predicted scorelines, the numbers validate a tight, low-scoring victory affair, with a Uruguay win, or a close draw, the most likely outcomes.
- Saudi Arabia 0-1 Uruguay: 16.6%
- Saudi Arabia 0-2 Uruguay: 15.0%
- Saudi Arabia 1-1 Draw: 9.6%
- Saudi Arabia 0-0 Draw: 9.1%
- Saudi Arabia 0-3 Uruguay: 9.1%
Summary: The data cleanly points to a Uruguay win at 67.3%. With the model also leaning toward Under 2.5 goals at 57.2%, pairing a Uruguay victory with a lower goal total seem like a sensible angles. This aligns well with the top scoreline trends, where a controlled 1-0 or 2-0 Uruguay win makes up over 31% of the expected outcomes.
Iran vs. New Zealand
Kickoff: June 15, 9:00pm (ET)
The data is locked in for the day's final World Cup matchup, pointing to Iran as the expected front-runner with a 54.3% win probability. Let's take a closer look at what the numbers suggest for the moneyline, over/under totals, and exact scorelines to help inform your betting strategy.
Match outcome probabilities
The model favors the Asian side to come away with a win, though the combined chances of a draw or a New Zealand upset make up a significant portion of the outlook:
- Iran to Win: 54.3%
- Draw: 26.0%
- New Zealand to Win: 19.7%
Total goals (Over/Under 2.5)
For the total goals market, the numbers indicate a pretty clear trend toward a lower-scoring game, with the under holding the definitive advantage:
- Under 2.5 Goals: 56.4%
- Over 2.5 Goals: 40.6%
Top 5 exact scoreline predictions
Looking at how this one might finish, a tight, defensive battle is heavily reflected in the five most likely exact scores.
- Iran 1-0 New Zealand: 15.1%
- Iran 1-1 Draw: 12.0%
- Iran 2-0 New Zealand: 11.4%
- Iran 0-0 Draw: 10.0%
- Iran 2-1 New Zealand: 9.0%
Summary: With Iran given a 54.3% moneyline advantage and the total goals heavily favoring Under 2.5 at 56.4%, a tight match is on the cards. A solid angle to explore is backing Iran to win or draw using the Double Chance market (80.3%), or taking Iran to win outright combined with a low total scoreline. This matches up well with the top projected outcomes, where a low-scoring 1-0 or 2-0 victory for Iran accounts for more than a quarter of all possibilities.
Bet the World Cup 2026 with confidence
The expanded 48-team format means more chaos, more betting opportunities, and more variance in team performance. Having access to Dimers' World Cup predictions gives you a significant edge—whether you’re building World Cup parlays, targeting specific matchups, or just hunting for value across the various player props markets.
Dimers combines deep coverage of every World Cup match with transparent, science-backed player projections so you can bet smarter, understand the “why” behind the numbers, and enjoy betting on the World Cup with confidence.








