Key facts
- Scotland defeated Haiti 1-0 in a World Cup match.
- John McGinn scored the decisive goal in the 28th minute.
- This is Scotland's first World Cup win in 36 years.
- The victory places Scotland at the top of Group C.
- Thousands of Scottish fans traveled to Boston for the match.
Scotland secured their first World Cup victory in 36 years by defeating Haiti 1-0 in Boston. John McGinn scored the decisive goal in the 28th minute, a close-range effort that was deflected into the net. This win places Scotland at the top of Group C, ahead of Brazil and Morocco, who drew their earlier match.
Thousands of Scottish fans traveled to Boston for the match, celebrating in fan zones and venues across the country. The victory marks a significant moment for the nation, which had not won a World Cup game since 1990. Haiti, playing in their first World Cup since 1974, had limited scoring opportunities.
Scotland will next face Morocco in Boston, while Haiti is scheduled to play Brazil in Philadelphia.