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World Cup 2026 ▸ The Complete Match Guide
Group C · Matchday 1 · Sat, Jun 13, 2026 · Gillette Stadium, Foxborough
Full Time✓ Pick Hit: Under 2.5 goals
Scotland10Haiti
John McGinn28'
GROUP CMATCHDAY 1

Scotland 1–0 Haiti: World Cup 2026 Result

By The 7 Oracles · · Gillette Stadium, Foxborough

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Scotland 1–0 Haiti — full time, 2026 World Cup Group C. Goals: McGinn 28'. Our pre-match call (Under 2.5 goals) hit.

GROUP C · MATCHDAY 1SAT · JUN 13
SCOTLAND
VS
HAITI
53.0%
30.0%
17.0%
SCO
-113
DRAW
+233
HAI
+488
GOALS PREDICTIONS
1.71 xG
2.65
TOTAL
0.94 xG
O1.5
76.3%
-322
O2.5
49.4%
+102
O3.5
27.5%
+264
BTTS
51.9%
-108
MOST LIKELY SCORES
1-1
13.4%
2-0
10.4%
1-0
10.1%
2-1
9.7%
0-0
9.1%
ANYTIME GOALSCORER PROBABILITIES
Scott McTominay
Scotland · Napoli
26.3%
+280
2+: 3.8%
Che Adams
Scotland · Torino
26.3%
+280
2+: 3.8%
John McGinn
Scotland · Aston Villa
18.9%
+429
2+: 1.9%
Jean-Ricner Bellegarde
Haiti · Wolves
18.4%
+443
2+: 1.8%
Duckens Nazon
Haiti · PAOK
12.3%
+713
2+: 0.8%
Frantzdy Pierrot
Haiti · AEK Larnaca
11.0%
+809
2+: 0.6%
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Actionable Plays

Over 2.5: NoBTTS: No

Top Value Play

Under 2.5 goals

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Market Edges — Scotland

mediumScotland group games unders. Clarke's sides are organized and defensive. Scotland vs any 30+ ranked team will be sub-2.5 goals. Back the under in every Scotland group game.
mediumScott McTominay to score in the tournament at +150 or better. He scored 11 goals in 35 Serie A appearances for Napoli. He scores in big moments — Euro 2024 he saved Scotland multiple times.
lowScotland to advance from the group as a speculative unit at +300 or better. They need to beat the weakest team in the group and get a draw against the second-weakest. Possible, not likely.

Market Edges — Haiti

highUnder 2.5 goals Haiti vs Scotland. Scotland trends under, Haiti sits deep. Neither team will run up the score. Competitive physical game stays below 3 goals.
mediumHaiti to not concede 4+ goals in any single group game. Migne's defense is genuinely organized. They will not be the punching bag that some weaker Asian/OFC teams are.
mediumJean-Ricner Bellegarde scored in 90+ minutes prop at +350 or better. He scores late from runs — Wolves style is late arrivals into the box. Haiti will be defending all game and he arrives last.

Tournament Path · 10K Sim

Scotland
Advance
<0.1%
QF
<0.1%
SF
<0.1%
Final
<0.1%
Win
<0.1%
Haiti
Advance
<0.1%
QF
<0.1%
SF
<0.1%
Final
<0.1%
Win
<0.1%

Single-elimination compounds variance — a side that wins ~75% of individual matches still only lifts the trophy ~13% of the time over seven rounds. Where the market implies a higher number than the funnel, the favorite is a short contract.

Key Scorers · Scotland vs Haiti

PlayerPKIntl GGolden Boot
Scotland
Scott McTominay16
Che Adams16
Haiti
Jean-Ricner Bellegarde14
Duckens Nazon9

Golden Boot = probability of finishing the tournament's top scorer (10K sim). Intl G = senior international goals.

Group C · Model Standings

TeamOutrightSim WinGroup Adv
Brazil+13087.1%100%
Morocco+46622.1%100%
Haiti<0.1%0%
Scotland<0.1%0%

Team Profiles

Style of play, key scorers, set-piece routines, and aerial threats for both sides.

Playing Style

Steve Clarke's Scotland qualified for their first World Cup since France 1998 — a historic achievement in the expanded format. Scott McTominay (Napoli, 28) is the driving force: goals from midfield, physicality, and the ability to decide big moments. Andrew Robertson (Liverpool, 32) remains one of the world's best left backs. John McGinn (Aston Villa) provides energy and passing range. Che Adams is the forward option. Scotland are hard to beat, compact, and dangerous at set pieces. They won't embarrass themselves. Advancing from the group requires beating at least one higher-rated opponent. Totals: UNDER — Clarke builds teams to defend and grind.

Key Scorers

  • Scott McTominay · 16g

    Napoli…

  • Che Adams · 16g

    Torino…

  • John McGinn · 11g

    Aston Villa…

Key Creators

  • Scott McTominay · Central midfielder
  • Andrew Robertson · Left back
  • John McGinn · Central midfielder

Set Pieces

PK Taker
Scott McTominay
Free Kicks
John McGinn
Corners
Andrew Robertson / John McGinn (delivery) / Scott McTominay, Grant Hanley (targets)

Aerial Threats

  • Grant HanleyNorwich City CB…
  • Scott McTominay6'4"…

Tactical Notes

Scotland punch above their weight because Clarke has instilled genuine belief and a defined playing style. The 4-3-3 presses with intensity, defends as a unit, and creates through Robertson's overlaps and McTominay's forward runs. The ceiling is limited — Scotland don't have world-class attacking talent after McTominay. Group C draw is the key variable. Against any team ranked outside the top 20, Scotland are competitive. Against a top-10 side, they're likely to lose but make it hard. McTominay is the match-winner: if he's on form in their easiest group game, Scotland could sneak a result that changes everything. MD1 RESULT (Jun 13, vs Haiti, 1-0 win): John McGinn's 28' goal (deflected, off a rebound) settled a grind at Gillette Stadium — the under (1 goal) landed comfortably. The defensive shape held a clean sheet; low-event profile intact. Three points from a winnable opener is the dream start in Group C.

Qual

8-2-4

GF

20

GA

15

Playing Style

Haiti are making their second World Cup appearance (first was 1974) after winning the CONCACAF qualification playoff. Coach Sebastien Migne has installed a defensive 4-5-1 that is hard to break down but offers little going forward. Jean-Ricner Bellegarde (Wolves) is the best player in Haitian football history — a technically gifted box-to-box midfielder who makes Oliver Glasner's Eagles tick. Duckens Nazon provides the pace threat on the counter. Group C with Brazil, Morocco, and Scotland is brutal — Haiti's realistic target is avoiding historic embarrassments and possibly stealing a point off Scotland. Totals: UNDER — Migne teams sit deep and make games ugly.

Key Scorers

  • Jean-Ricner Bellegarde · 14g

    Wolves…

  • Duckens Nazon · 9g

    PAOK (Greece)…

  • Frantzdy Pierrot · 8g

    AEK Larnaca…

Key Creators

  • Jean-Ricner Bellegarde · Central midfielder
  • Duckens Nazon · Second striker / Left winger
  • Carlens Arcus · Right back

Set Pieces

PK Taker
Jean-Ricner Bellegarde
Free Kicks
Jean-Ricner Bellegarde
Corners
Jean-Ricner Bellegarde (delivery) / Frantzdy Pierrot, Ricardo Adé (aerial targets)

Aerial Threats

  • Ricardo AdéPhysical centre back, 6'2"…
  • Duckens NazonLess of an aerial threat but attacks short corners and flick-ons…

Tactical Notes

Haiti are in survival mode in Group C. Brazil and Morocco are genuine title threats. Scotland are a fully professional European side. Migne will park the bus, give Bellegarde freedom to create, and hope for one set piece moment. The realistic scenario: three losses, 0 points, minimum 2-5 goals conceded total. The market overestimates how often massive underdogs score at World Cups. Haiti will keep it below 2 goals per game through sheer defensive effort. Bellegarde v Brazil is the matchup to watch — a Premier League midfielder on the biggest stage. MD1 RESULT (Jun 13, vs Scotland, 0-1 loss): competitive but blank on their World Cup return, beaten by a single deflected McGinn strike. Defended well enough to keep it to one; the issue was creating clear chances. Must find goals to stay alive in the group.

Qual

5-4-4

GF

14

GA

16

Who is favored in Scotland vs Haiti?

Scotland and Haiti meet in Group C at the 2026 FIFA World Cup on 2026-06-13 at Gillette Stadium, Foxborough. Our simulation gives Scotland a clear edge — a 36-point win probability gap separating these sides. Scotland enters with a 0% advancement probability in our model vs Haiti at 0%. This shapes up as a tighter, lower-scoring contest. Under 2.5 goals is the lean based on defensive profiles and group stage conservative tactics. Top value play: Under 2.5 goals.

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For the full methodology behind these projections, see How Our Monte Carlo Simulation Works. All 48-team advancement probabilities are available in the Full Simulation Results.

What would change this model? A late star-player injury, a manager change inside six weeks of kickoff, or a major surface/venue surprise. The simulation re-runs nightly — see the methodology — and we republish whenever match-level residuals move more than a couple of points.

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