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FIFA World Cup · Sun 14 Jun 2026 · Gillette Stadium

Haiti
0–1 Full time
Scotland
    • John McGinn 28'

    The story

    Scotland won 1-0 away to Haiti at Gillette Stadium in the FIFA World Cup, matchday 1.

    The goal came from John McGinn (28').

    It was 0-1 at half-time.

    Haiti had 54% of the ball and 15 shots to Scotland's 9.

    Written from the match data (Statorium).

    Match stats

    Haiti Scotland

    54%Possession46%
    15Shots9
    2On target2
    4Corners3
    23Fouls21
    3Offsides1
    1Yellow cards3
    0Red cards0

    Statorium.

    Key moments

    1. 28' John McGinn Goal · Scotland 0-1

    Line-ups

    Haiti

    1. Johny PlacideGoalkeeper
    2. Hannes DelcroixDefender
    3. Carlens ArcusDefender
    4. Ricardo AdéDefender
    5. Martin ExpérienceDefender
    6. Jean-Ricner BellegardeMidfielder
    7. Danley Jean JacquesMidfielder
    8. Wilson Isidoroff 76'Forward
    9. Ruben Providenceoff 85'Forward
    10. Louicius Deedsonoff 61'Forward
    11. Frantzdy PierrotForward

    Subs used: Josué Casimir (61'), Lenny Joseph (76'), Yassin Fortune (85')

    Scotland

    1. Angus GunnGoalkeeper
    2. Aaron Hickeyoff 75'Defender
    3. Andrew RobertsonDefender
    4. Grant HanleyDefender
    5. Jack HendryDefender
    6. John McGinnoff 83'Midfielder
    7. Scott McTominayMidfielder
    8. Lewis FergusonMidfielder
    9. Ben Gannon-Doakoff 75'Forward
    10. Ché Adamsoff 75'Forward
    11. Lawrence Shanklandoff 83'Forward

    Subs used: Nathan Patterson (75'), Ryan Christie (75'), Lyndon Dykes (75'), Kenny McLean (83'), Findlay Curtis (83')

    Full timeline

    Every goal and card (5)
    1. 28' ⚽ John McGinn
    2. 39' 🟨 Jean-Ricner Bellegarde
    3. 46' 🟨 Aaron Hickey
    4. 90+1' 🟨 Findlay Curtis
    5. 90+5' 🟨 Kenny McLean

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