Haiti vs Scotland Live Score – Commentary & Match Report

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Haiti

FIFA #83

VS

21:00 ET · 13 JUN 2026

Boston Stadium (Boston)

Scotland

FIFA #38

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Haiti vs Scotland Live Score

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Match Commentary

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Live Match Stats

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Lineups

Official starting lineups are usually confirmed close to kickoff. Projected lineups and team news continue in the report below.

Head To Head

Head-to-head notes, recent meetings, and match outlook are included in the editorial report below the live score card.

Haiti vs Scotland is Match 7 of FIFA World Cup 2026 and the opening game in Group C. The match is scheduled for Saturday, June 13, 2026 at Boston Stadium, with kickoff at 21:00 ET. It brings together two teams returning to the World Cup after long waits, with Haiti back for the first time since 1974 and Scotland back for the first time since 1998. FWCTimes will track live score, commentary, stats, lineups, H2H, and match-report updates from kickoff.

Haiti vs Scotland Latest Live Score Update

Haiti vs Scotland is still 0-0 before kickoff because the match has not started. ESPN lists event ID 760418 as scheduled for 01:00 UTC on June 14, which is 21:00 ET on June 13 in Foxborough. The venue is Gillette Stadium, also listed in tournament material as Boston Stadium.

The live score card should stay in pre-match mode until kickoff. FOX, Telemundo, and Peacock are listed for United States coverage, and official lineups are still pending. Group C standings currently show Brazil, Morocco, Haiti, and Scotland all on zero points.

Haiti enter with a 26-man squad announced by Sébastien Migné and a clear underdog profile in Group C. Scotland arrive with Steve Clarke’s 26-man squad, a higher FIFA ranking, and a core led by Andy Robertson, Scott McTominay, John McGinn, and Kieran Tierney. FIFA’s own match preview notes that this is the first senior meeting between the teams. That makes preparation, not history, the first real separator in Boston.

Haiti vs Scotland Match Preview

Haiti will need a disciplined start because Scotland can make games physical and direct. Migné’s team have pace in wide areas, a reliable scoring reference in Duckens Nazon, and enough European-based players to compete in transition. The first task is to survive Scotland’s set-piece pressure. If Haiti can play through the first press, they can attack the space behind Scotland’s wing-backs.

Scotland should see this opener as their best route to early Group C points. Clarke’s side can lean on midfield power, left-side delivery from Robertson and Tierney, and McTominay’s late runs into the box. Scotland also have tournament experience from recent European Championships, even if the World Cup stage is different. A fast goal would let them control the emotional pressure around their return.

Haiti vs Scotland Stats and Form

The live stats panel will remain at zero until kickoff. Once the match starts, the widget will update possession, shots, corners, fouls, cards, passes, and pass accuracy. Pre-match data still frames the matchup. Scotland carry the stronger FIFA ranking, while Haiti bring the momentum of a rare World Cup return.

Haiti’s current FIFA ranking is #83, while Scotland sit at #38 on the official ranking page. That gap makes Scotland the ranked favorite, but Group C pressure can flatten the gap if Haiti defend well. Scotland need to turn ranking edge into territory and shots. Haiti need compact spacing, clean counters, and strong goalkeeper command from Johny Placide.

Haiti Team News

Haiti have announced a 26-man World Cup squad under Migné. The group includes experienced goalkeeper Johny Placide, defenders Jean-Kévin Duverne and Carlens Arcus, midfielder Jean-Ricner Bellegarde, and forwards Duckens Nazon, Frantzdy Pierrot, Wilson Isidor, and Derrick Etienne. Haiti’s attack has enough direct pace to trouble Scotland if the first pass is clean. Their final matchday XI remains yet to be confirmed.

Migné’s biggest decision is how brave Haiti can be without leaving the centre open. A 4-2-3-1 gives Nazon support while protecting the back four. Bellegarde can help Haiti escape pressure, while Pierrot and Isidor give them runners around the striker. Official starters will replace projected names inside the Lineups tab on matchday.

Scotland Team News

Scotland have named Clarke’s 26-man squad for the tournament. Robertson, McTominay, McGinn, Tierney, Billy Gilmour, Lewis Ferguson, Aaron Hickey, Ben Doak, and Craig Gordon are among the key names in the group. FIFA highlighted Gordon’s inclusion at age 43 as one of the notable squad details. Scotland’s final starting XI is still yet to be confirmed.

Clarke has flexibility between a back three and a back four. The back-three shape gives Robertson and Hickey room to push high, while McTominay and McGinn can attack central spaces. Scotland must avoid slow possession because Haiti can counter into open channels. Their set-piece delivery should be one of the clearest advantages in Boston.

Projected Lineups

These lineups are projected from current squad information and tactical fit. They are not official team sheets. Confirmed XIs usually arrive closer to kickoff, so the widget will update when matchday teams are released. Any late injury or selection change should be treated as yet to be confirmed until then.

Head to Head Record

FIFA’s match preview states that Haiti vs Scotland is the first senior meeting between the teams. That means there is no useful direct H2H record to lean on before kickoff. The fixture still carries historical weight because both teams return after long gaps from the World Cup stage. Boston will host a matchup built more on current form than past meetings.

The lack of H2H data makes the first 15 minutes important. Scotland will want to prove the ranking gap early, while Haiti need the game to stay level long enough to grow into it. A tight first half would help Haiti. A Scotland set-piece goal would change the whole shape of the match.

Key Players to Watch

Haiti – Duckens Nazon

Nazon gives Haiti their clearest route to goal. He can play as the central striker, attack space behind defenders, and finish from limited chances. Haiti may not dominate possession, so his first touch under pressure matters. If he pins Scotland’s centre-backs, Haiti can bring wide runners into the match.

Haiti – Jean-Ricner Bellegarde

Bellegarde gives Haiti a midfielder who can carry pressure and connect transitions. He must help the team move from deep defending into attacks without forcing long balls every time. Scotland will try to crowd central lanes. If Bellegarde escapes that pressure, Haiti become more than a counter-only side.

Scotland – Scott McTominay

McTominay is Scotland’s biggest midfield scoring threat. He can attack crosses, arrive late, and turn set pieces into pressure. Haiti must track him beyond the first phase because he often appears in the box at the right moment. His runs could be Scotland’s best way to break a compact block.

Scotland – Andy Robertson

Robertson gives Scotland leadership and width on the left. His delivery can create chances even when open play becomes slow. Haiti need to stop him from receiving with time to cross. If Robertson controls that flank, Scotland can keep pressure pinned near Haiti’s box.

Live Stream and Match Coverage

The live stream section will point readers toward official broadcaster information when regional listings are confirmed. TV and streaming rights vary by country, so matchday coverage should be checked through official local broadcasters. The live score widget will track match events for readers following without video. That includes goals, cards, substitutions, commentary, stats, and H2H data.

Group C Standings

Group C starts with Brazil, Morocco, Haiti, and Scotland level on points. Brazil and Morocco make the group demanding, so Haiti vs Scotland carries huge qualification pressure before the favorites enter the race. Scotland need a win to protect their knockout path. Haiti need at least a point to keep the group alive before facing Brazil and Morocco.

Track the full World Cup standings as Group C updates through the tournament.

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