Scotland scored around 2.2 per game in their last five with more tournament pedigree, while Haiti are organised but lower-scoring, making a Haiti win the less likely outcome.
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Match summary
Scotland beat Haiti 1-0 at Gillette Stadium in their Group C opener. John McGinn scored the only goal of the game in the 28th minute, and Scotland defended in numbers after the break to see out a controlled win. The result lifts Scotland to the top of Group C, ahead of Brazil and Morocco on one point apiece after their 1-1 draw, with Haiti bottom on zero. Next: matchday 2 brings Scotland v Morocco and Brazil v Haiti on 19 June. Our top forecast — Scotland or draw — landed comfortably as McGinn's first-half strike settled a tight contest.
What we predicted before the match
Haiti – Scotland Prediction and Betting Tips

Haiti
L
W
D
L
W
vs
21:00
13 Jun · Sat

Scotland
W
W
L
L
Kick-off: 21:00 local (13 Jun) · 01:00 UTC Venue: Gillette Stadium
Referee: TBA
Top forecast + 4 supporting tips
5 picks
X2
Scotland or draw
60% confidence
1.34odds
Total:Under: 3.0
68%
Under 3.0 goals
1.75 odds
Total Team 1 Under:1.5
60%
Haiti under 1.5 goals
2.33 odds
Total Team 2 Over: 0.5
72%
Scotland over 0.5 goals
1.64 odds
Total:Over: 1.5
60%
Over 1.5 goals
1.89 odds
Haiti compact and well-drilled
Haiti arrive defensively assured: a 4-0 win over New Zealand, a 1-1 draw with Iceland, a 0-1 loss to Tunisia, a 2-0 win over Nicaragua and a 1-0 victory against Costa Rica. Those games average around 1.6 scored and just 0.4 conceded, a tidy record built on organisation under Sebastien Migne. No major absentees were reported in the squad. Sunderland's Wilson Isidor leads the line, with Wolves midfielder Jean-Ricner Bellegarde and Frantzdi Pierrot, who struck against New Zealand, providing the attacking spark.Scotland potent but leaky
Scotland come in scoring freely yet conceding too often: a 4-1 win over Curacao, a 0-1 loss to Ivory Coast, a 0-1 defeat to Japan, a 4-2 win over Denmark and a 3-2 victory against Greece. Those average around 2.2 scored and 1.4 conceded. Midfielder Billy Gilmour is a significant absentee, ruled out of the tournament with a knee injury, while striker Che Adams is a fitness doubt. Scott McTominay, captain Andy Robertson and John McGinn anchor a side with more tournament pedigree.Prediction: Scotland's edge against a stubborn Haiti
The teams have never met, so recent form frames the read. The Haiti versus Scotland prediction leans on Scotland's greater scoring threat against a disciplined but lower-ranked Haiti, so a draw or Scotland win carries value rather than an outright call. Around it, the total staying under 3.0 fits a cautious opener, Haiti are tipped to stay under 1.5 given their modest attack, Scotland look likely to register over 0.5, and the game still passing over 1.5 reflects Scotland's output.Haiti — recent matches
06 Jun 2026
Peru
1 — 2
L
03 Jun 2026
New Zealand
4 — 0
W
31 Mar 2026
Iceland
1 — 1
D
29 Mar 2026
Tunisia
0 — 1
L
19 Nov 2025
Nicaragua
2 — 0
W
Scotland — recent matches
06 Jun 2026
Bolivia
4 — 0
W
30 May 2026
Curaçao
4 — 1
W
31 Mar 2026
Ivory Coast
0 — 1
L
28 Mar 2026
Japan
0 — 1
L
Limited recent international matches
H2H
These sides have not met at senior level.
Key Players
Haiti
Duckens Nazon
ST
Frantzdy Pierrot
ST
Carl Sainté
CM
Jonathan Augustin
LW
Scotland
Andrew Robertson
LB
Scott McTominay
CM
John McGinn
AM
Kieran Tierney
LB
Billy Gilmour
CM
Injuries
Haiti
None reported
Scotland
None reported
Venue · Context
Stadium: Gillette Stadium
Capacity: 65,000
Open-air New England venue; June conditions are usually moderate, taking heat largely out of the equation.
Weather: Mid-June Foxborough: mild, ~20–25°C.
Suspensions
Haiti
None reported
Scotland
None reported