Content reviewed October 15, 2026 (Taipei time).
Scotland beat Haiti 1–0 in World Cup Group C on June 13, 2026. FIFA’s original match record lists Boston Stadium in the United States and a local kickoff of 21:00; its UTC field is June 14 at 01:00. Both timestamps describe the same match. The UTC date must not replace the local match date. This is a historical result, not an upcoming-match notice. FIFA.
The Scottish FA’s post-match report records the only goal as John McGinn in the 29th minute and identifies him as vice-captain. It describes a Ben Gannon-Doak cross, a saved Che Adams effort and McGinn gathering the loose ball to score with a deflection. This original account corrects the earlier article’s 28th-minute timing and captain label rather than inferring events from a video headline. The association also describes it as Scotland’s first World Cup goal in 28 years. Scottish FA.
The report records McTominay hitting the post in the 17th minute and Hickey stopping a Haitian threat with a tackle in the 38th. Haiti continued to threaten after the interval; Pierrot headed wide late on and Scotland held its one-goal lead. These are the association’s retrospective observations, not a guarantee about the teams’ long-term strength. Unsupported attendance figures, shot distances and claims of tactical consensus have no place in the recap. Scottish FA.
Canadian broadcasting must be distinguished from the US match location. Bell Media’s June 3 announcement assigned all 104 matches to TSN and RDS, with selected matches on CTV, Noovo and Crave. Crave’s selected live matches used its CTV channel, while TSN+ also offered multilingual feeds. That overall arrangement does not establish that a standalone TSN+ plan included all television channels or that a full replay of this match remains available. Check whether an official item is highlights, a full match or an interview, along with account and territorial conditions. Bell Media.
A video label in the earlier headline is not a substitute for verified footage. This page provides a sourced result and recap without embedding match clips whose rights have not been checked; a historical stadium photograph is not an image of McGinn’s goal. For Canadian host-venue background, see the Canadian BC Place hosting and venue review. Haiti–Scotland was nevertheless played at Boston Stadium, not in Vancouver or Toronto merely because Canadian viewing is discussed. FIFA. Scottish FA.