Scotland Beat Haiti 1-0 to Secure First FIFA World Cup Victory in 36 Years
John McGinn's deflected first-half goal helps Scotland top Group C after historic World Cup win over Haiti.
The decisive moment came in the first half when John McGinn found the net with a deflected strike, giving Scotland a crucial lead that they successfully defended for the remainder of the match.
Scotland entered the tournament looking to make an impact on the world stage and delivered a disciplined performance against Haiti. Their defense remained organized throughout the contest, preventing Haiti from finding an equalizer despite several attacking attempts.
The victory places Scotland at the top of Group C after the opening round of matches. Earlier in the group, Brazil and Morocco played to a 1-1 draw, leaving Scotland alone at the summit with three points.
For Scottish supporters, the result marks a memorable achievement as the nation recorded its first World Cup win since 1990, ending a 36-year wait for victory in football's biggest tournament.
Match Summary
Scotland 1-0 Haiti
Goal: John McGinn (First Half)
Venue: FIFA World Cup 2026
Group: C
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