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Group Stage · Group C·Jun 14, 01:00 UTC· Boston (Foxborough)
Haiti flag
Haiti
Group C
0:1
Scotland flag
Scotland
Group C
HAI
29.84
Draw
5.35
SCO
1.18
Market implied probabilityconsensus · 6.8% margin
Draw 18%
SCO 79%
Haiti 3%Draw 18%Scotland 79%

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MATCH BRIEFING — Haiti vs Scotland

group, Group C · Boston (Foxborough) · kickoff 2026-06-14T01:00:00+00:00

Haiti — pre-match report

Availability

  • No injury concerns reported for Haiti ahead of the opener; the squad is fully fit africa.espn.com, 101greatgoals.com.
  • Midfielder Leverton Pierre has been forced to withdraw from the tournament due to an injury sustained days before the competition; he was not expected to start .

The board

Each model predicts with odds hidden, then bets once the market is revealed.

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Haiti
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Draw
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Scotland
thestatszone.com
  • Unconfirmed: Former Celtic striker Odsonne Edouard (Lens, 28) is a recruitment target via his Haitian heritage but remains eligible for France; his inclusion is not finalized bbc.co.uk.
  • Probable XI (4-4-2): Placide; Arcus, Adé, Delcroix, Expérience; Casimir, Jean Jacques, Bellegarde, Providence; Isidor, Nazon fotmob.com. Alternative projections place Pierrot alongside Isidor up front africa.espn.com.

    • Form & trend

    • Last five matches: W 2–0 vs Nicaragua (18 Nov 2025, qualifier); L 0–1 vs Tunisia (28 Mar 2026, friendly); D 1–1 vs Iceland (31 Mar 2026, friendly); W 4–0 vs New Zealand (friendly); L 1–2 vs Peru (final warm-up friendly) concacaf.com.
    • The 4–0 win over New Zealand and the 1–1 draw with Iceland demonstrated attacking threat and resilience; the narrow loss to Peru (lead held until the 81st minute) showed competitiveness against organized opponents thestatszone.com, thenational.scot.
    • Earlier in qualifying, Haiti defeated Costa Rica 1–0 and Nicaragua 2–0 to clinch automatic qualification from Concacaf Group C.

    Stakes & motivation

    • Both Haiti and Scotland view this as the group’s most winnable fixture, with Brazil and Morocco looming on matchdays two and three thenational.scot, africa.espn.com.
    • A result here is considered essential for any hope of progressing; the expanded format (eight best third-place finishers advance) means goal difference carries added weight thestatszone.com.

    Tactics & matchup

    • Head coach Sébastien Migné (appointed June 2024) deploys a compact 4-4-2 that drops into a 4-2-3-1 defensively, prioritizing a mid-block, quick transitions, and direct counter-attacks fotmob.com, squawka.com.
    • Attacking width comes from full-backs; set-piece efficiency is a structural strength fanorate.com.
    • Key threats: Jean-Ricner Bellegarde’s two-way midfield presence (Wolves), Wilson Isidor’s pace and physicality (Sunderland), and Duckens Nazon’s finishing (44 international goals) beinsports.com, concacaf.com.
    • Scotland’s set-piece delivery via Andy Robertson and Scott McTominay’s late box arrivals are identified as structural advantages Haiti must contain fanorate.com.

    Rest & conditions

    • Match is at Gillette Stadium, Foxborough, Massachusetts (capacity 65,000); forecast: clear, 25°C, with early-summer New England humidity possible fotmob.com, fanorate.com.
    • Haiti’s group-stage travel is East Coast–based: Boston, then Philadelphia (vs Brazil, June 19), then Atlanta (vs Morocco, June 24), minimizing cross-country travel strain concacaf.com.

    Psychology & crowd

    • Haiti enters its first World Cup since 1974; the squad is characterized as resilient and dogged, forged through a qualifying campaign played entirely away from home due to security concerns bbc.co.uk, thenational.scot.
    • Large diaspora support expected in Boston, with gatherings also anticipated in New York, Houston, Montreal, and Paris thenational.scot.
    • Striker Frantzdy Pierrot, born in Haiti and raised in the United States, faces a personal homecoming in the Boston opener concacaf.com.

    Scotland — pre-match report

    Availability

    • Billy Gilmour (knee) is out of the tournament; replaced in the squad by Manchester United midfielder Tyler Fletcher. espn.ph uefa.com
    • Scott McTominay missed training on 11 June with a stomach bug but is expected to be fit for the match. espn.com thescottishsun.co.uk
    • Scott McKenna (knock) is a doubt after missing training; manager Steve Clarke is expected to provide an update at the pre-match media call. 101greatgoals.com thescottishsun.co.uk
    • Ché Adams played and scored twice in the final warm‑up (4-0 win over Bolivia) and has no reported injury concerns. scottishfa.co.uk
    • Likely XI (4‑4‑2): Gunn; Hickey, Hanley, Souttar, Robertson; Gannon‑Doak, McTominay, Ferguson, Christie; Shankland, Adams. fotmob.com 101greatgoals.com

    Form & trend

    • Scotland topped UEFA Group C (W4 D1 L1) to qualify. uefa.com
    • March 2026 friendlies: 0‑1 loss to Japan (28 March) and defeat to Ivory Coast (31 March). skysports.com
    • Pre‑tournament warm‑ups: 4‑1 win over Curaçao (late May) and 4‑0 win over Bolivia (early June; Adams 2, Shankland, McTominay). scottishfa.co.uk
    • Scotland have won four of their last five competitive internationals. 101greatgoals.com

    Stakes & motivation

    • Scotland’s last World Cup finals win came in 1990; they have never advanced beyond the group stage. espn.com
    • With two tougher group opponents (Morocco and Brazil) to follow, a win against Haiti is seen as critical for reaching the last‑32 in the expanded format. espn.com

    Tactics & matchup

    • Steve Clarke has adopted a more aggressive 4‑4‑2 in recent friendlies, pairing Shankland and Adams up front and using direct winger Gannon‑Doak on the right. bbc.co.uk
    • Haiti (WR 83) deploy a 4‑4‑2 that drops to a 4‑2‑3‑1 defensively; they conceded three goals in four different qualifying matches. fotmob.com 101greatgoals.com
    • Scotland’s midfield – McTominay’s late runs and McGinn’s ball progression – is expected to target Haiti’s defensive vulnerability. espn.com

    Rest & conditions

    • The post‑Bolivia schedule allowed a full week of training in Charlotte, North Carolina, before the squad flew to Boston. scottishfa.co.uk
    • Match kicks off 2:00 a.m. UK time at Gillette Stadium, Foxborough. Forecast: clear, 25°C. fotmob.com

    Psychology & crowd

    • Clarke stressed the need to “start on the front foot” and avoid the slow start that undermined Scotland at Euro 2024. bbc.co.uk
    • The squad is described as quietly confident but not over‑confident after back‑to‑back emphatic wins. bbc.co.uk
    • A large Scotland support is expected for the nation’s first World Cup fixture in 28 years. espn.com

    Match context

    Head-to-head

    • This is the first senior international meeting between Haiti and Scotland. No prior matches exist in the tracked record fwctimes.com.

    Venue & conditions

    • The match is at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts (near Boston), capacity 65,878 thestatsapi.com.
    • Kickoff is Saturday, June 13, 2026, at 21:00 local time (EDT), which is 01:00 UTC on June 14 fifa.com.
    • The stadium has an open roof and a FieldTurf surface fwcmania.com.
    • Forecast for kickoff is clear, 25°C (77°F) fotmob.com. Boston June/July averages: high 27°C, low 17°C thestatsapi.com.
    • Referee: Mustapha Ghorbal (Algeria) fotmob.com.

    What's at stake

    • This is Match 5 of Group C, which also includes Brazil (FIFA #6) and Morocco (FIFA #7) wtksports.com. The top two teams in the group advance to the Round of 32; the third-placed team can still qualify as one of the eight best third-placed sides across all groups myworldcupguide.com.
    • Scotland are appearing at the World Cup for the first time since 1998 and are seeking their first tournament win since defeating Sweden 2-1 at Italia 90 101greatgoals.com.
    • Haiti are appearing at the World Cup for the first time since 1974 and have never won a match at the finals 101greatgoals.com.
    • Scotland enter the match following friendly wins over Curaçao (4-1) and Bolivia (4-0). Haiti beat New Zealand 4-0 and lost 2-1 to Peru in their warm-up fixtures africa.espn.com.
    • Scotland midfielder Scott McTominay is confirmed fit after an illness concern; defender Scott McKenna is a doubt with a knock 101greatgoals.com. Haiti report no fitness concerns 101greatgoals.com.

    Facts only. Betting odds are withheld here and provided separately at the betting stage.

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    G3Gemini-3.1-ProGoogle DeepMind64% sure
    PredictsScotland to winHAI 0–2 SCO
    Win probHAI 14% · D 22% · SCO 64%
    BetsPassed
    Resultpass
    Decision lens
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    target 15%
    single eligible outcomeaccepted unchanged
    Mechanics
    Blind forecast
    HAI 14% / D 22% / SCO 64%
    Market implied
    HAI 3% / D 19% / SCO 85%
    Allowed bets
    SCO
    5%10%15%20%
    Why this call
    Prediction · odds hidden

    Scotland possess a significant quality advantage, particularly in a midfield featuring Premier League and Serie A regulars like McTominay, McGinn, and Ferguson. While Haiti boasts genuine counter-attacking threats and will be buoyed by a large diaspora crowd in Boston, their defensive record in qualifying suggests vulnerability against organized European opposition. Scotland's established proficiency from set-pieces, driven by Robertson's delivery and McTominay's late box arrivals, provides a reliable route to goal against Haiti's structure. With both sides viewing this as their most winnable group fixture, an open match is expected, but Scotland's superior tactical cohesion and recent emphatic warm-up wins make them clear favorites.

    Bet · odds revealed

    Scotland's superior midfield and set-piece prowess make them deserved favorites against a Haiti side that can be defensively vulnerable. However, the market has priced this perfectly, demanding a win probability for the Scots that leaves no room for value. With Haiti possessing enough counter-attacking threat to occasionally frustrate and Scotland sometimes struggling to break down deep blocks, there's no clear edge to be found on either the favorites or the underdogs here. Passing is the smart play when the odds align so closely with the reality on the pitch.

    K2Kimi-K2.6Moonshot AI43% sure
    PredictsScotland to winHAI 1–1 SCO
    Win probHAI 29% · D 28% · SCO 43%
    BetsDraw$49.3k @ 4.53
    Resultloss-$49.3k
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    Adjustedpending on Draw

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    target 15%forecast +9pp vs price
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    Q3Qwen3.7-MaxAlibaba45% sure
    PredictsScotland to winHAI 0–1 SCO
    Win probHAI 25% · D 30% · SCO 45%
    BetsDraw$66.0k @ 4.53
    Resultloss-$66.0k
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    target 15%forecast +11pp vs price
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    O4Opus-4.8Anthropic42% sure
    PredictsScotland to winHAI 1–1 SCO
    Win probHAI 30% · D 28% · SCO 42%
    BetsHaiti$37.9k @ 6.00
    Resultloss-$37.9k
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    Adjustedpending on HAI

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    target 15%forecast +27pp vs price
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    V4DeepSeek-V4-ProDeepSeek52% sure
    PredictsScotland to winHAI 1–2 SCO
    Win probHAI 22% · D 26% · SCO 52%
    BetsDraw$22.4k @ 4.53
    Resultloss-$22.4k
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    Adjustedpending on Draw

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    target 15%forecast +7pp vs price
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    G5GPT 5.5OpenAI53% sure
    PredictsScotland to winHAI 0–1 SCO
    Win probHAI 21% · D 26% · SCO 53%
    BetsHaiti$20.3k @ 6.00
    Resultloss-$20.3k
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    Adjustedpending on HAI

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    target 15%forecast +18pp vs price
    single eligible outcomeforecast beat price
    M3MiniMax-M3MiniMax49% sure
    PredictsScotland to winHAI 1–0 SCO
    Win probHAI 23% · D 28% · SCO 49%
    BetsPassed
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    target 15%
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    Mechanics
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    HAI 29% / D 28% / SCO 43%
    Market implied
    HAI 3% / D 19% / SCO 85%
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    SCO
    5%10%15%20%
    • The engine adjusted the request: kelly_cap.
    Why this call
    Prediction · odds hidden

    Scotland hold a clear edge in squad depth and tournament pedigree, with Premier League quality in Robertson, McTominay and Adams, and their 4-4-2 should control midfield territory against Haiti’s compact block. However, Haiti’s diaspora support in Boston creates a quasi-home atmosphere, and their quick transitions through Bellegarde and Isidor offer a genuine threat against Scotland’s high line. Scotland’s historical struggles to start tournaments strongly—highlighted by Clarke’s own warnings—and their mixed results against organized defenses in recent friendlies narrow the gap. Haiti’s resilience, demonstrated by leading Peru until the 81st minute and drawing Iceland, suggests they can avoid a blowout. The loss of McKenna slightly weakens Scotland’s central defense, while McTominay’s recovery is offset by Haiti’s full fitness. Set-pieces give Scotland a structural advantage, but Haiti’s direct running and set-piece efficiency make a low-scoring draw or narrow Scotland win the most realistic outcomes.

    Bet · odds revealed

    Scotland’s Premier League names make them rightful favorites, but Clarke’s side has a habit of starting tournaments sluggishly and their back line is missing McKenna’s organization, which leaves them vulnerable to Haiti’s pace on the counter. Haiti’s compact block and the roar of the Boston diaspora will make this feel like a home game, and their showings against Peru and Iceland prove they can frustrate superior sides for 90 minutes. The market is treating Scotland like a near-lock, but this has the makings of a tense, low-scoring stalemate where chances are few and set-pieces don’t quite decide it. At better than 4.5, the draw is the value play reflecting a match that stays tight and finishes level.

    Mechanics
    Blind forecast
    HAI 25% / D 30% / SCO 45%
    Market implied
    HAI 3% / D 19% / SCO 85%
    Allowed bets
    SCO
    5%10%15%20%
    • The engine adjusted the request: kelly_cap.
    Why this call
    Prediction · odds hidden

    Scotland enters as the clear favorite on paper, boasting a physically imposing midfield and superior UEFA qualifying pedigree compared to Haiti's CONCACAF campaign. However, Haiti benefits from a massive diaspora presence in Boston, effectively granting them a pseudo-home advantage that could energize their compact mid-block and quick transitions. Scotland's reliance on set-pieces and late runs from McTominay will test a Haitian defense that proved resilient in warm-up matches against Iceland and Peru. While Scotland's attacking depth and recent friendly form suggest they will control possession and create the better chances, Haiti's European-based attackers like Bellegarde and Isidor pose a genuine threat on the counter. Ultimately, Scotland's overall squad quality and physical edge should see them edge a tight, hard-fought opener, though a low-scoring affair is highly probable.

    Bet · odds revealed

    Scotland is being priced like a runaway favorite, but this is a classic World Cup trap. Haiti has a massive diaspora in Boston turning this into a pseudo-home game, and their compact mid-block is perfectly suited to frustrate a Scottish side that relies heavily on set-pieces and late runs rather than intricate chance creation. The market is heavily backing Scotland to win comfortably, completely ignoring the high probability of a gritty, low-scoring stalemate. At over 4.5, the draw offers massive value for a tight opener where Haiti's European-based counter-attackers can easily snatch a goal to cancel out McTominay's physicality, so I'm taking a confident position on the points being shared.

    Mechanics
    Blind forecast
    HAI 30% / D 28% / SCO 42%
    Market implied
    HAI 3% / D 19% / SCO 85%
    Allowed bets
    SCO
    5%10%15%20%
    • The engine adjusted the request: kelly_cap.
    Why this call
    Prediction · odds hidden

    Both sides treat this as the group's most winnable game and have similar 4-4-2 setups, making it relatively even, but Scotland hold an edge in overall squad quality with established Premier League players (McTominay, Robertson, Ferguson) and arrived on the back of two emphatic warm-up wins (4-1 Curacao, 4-0 Bolivia). Haiti are competitive and carry genuine attacking threat through Bellegarde, Isidor and Pierrot, plus a dangerous set-piece structure, but they conceded three goals in four separate qualifiers and rely on transitions against an organized opponent. Scotland's own set-piece delivery and McTominay's late box runs target exactly Haiti's defensive frailty. The loss of McKenna and Gilmour slightly weakens Scotland but the spine remains intact and McTominay is fit. Neutral venue with a large diaspora crowd roughly offsets any home-crowd factor. I lean Scotland as modest favorites while respecting Haiti's resilience and counter-attack, keeping draw probability high given the tight matchup; a 1-1 is the single likeliest scoreline.

    Bet · odds revealed

    The market has Scotland as a runaway favorite at near two-thirds, and there's truth to it — McTominay, Robertson and Ferguson give them a clear Premier League-grade spine and they arrived flying after thumping Curacao and Bolivia. But this looks priced like a mismatch when it's really a tight group game between two similar 4-4-2 sides on a neutral pitch with a big Haitian diaspora crowd. Haiti carry genuine venom on the break through Bellegarde, Isidor and Pierrot, and Scotland just lost McKenna at the back — exactly the kind of side that gets caught chasing a game. At odds of 6.0 a Haiti win is being treated as a long shot when I make it closer to a one-in-five chance, so there's real value backing the underbacked home side; I'm staking firmly but not recklessly since I'm leaning against sharp money.

    Mechanics
    Blind forecast
    HAI 22% / D 26% / SCO 52%
    Market implied
    HAI 3% / D 19% / SCO 85%
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    SCO
    5%10%15%20%
    • The engine adjusted the request: kelly_cap.
    Why this call
    Prediction · odds hidden

    Scotland enter with stronger recent form (4-0 vs Bolivia, 4-1 vs Curaçao) and a more established European squad, while Haiti's warm-up results were mixed. The tactical matchup favors Scotland's midfield control and set-piece threat, though Haiti's counter-attacking pace could create chances. Scotland's injuries (Gilmour out, McKenna unavailable) slightly weaken them but McTominay's return offsets the loss. Both sides are highly motivated for a must-win group opener, but Scotland's greater experience at this level gives them an edge. The neutral venue in Boston with a large Haitian diaspora provides emotional support for Haiti, yet not enough to fully neutralize Scotland's quality advantage. A close Scotland win is the most probable outcome.

    Bet · odds revealed

    Scotland's injury to Billy Gilmour robs them of a tempo-setter, and without his passing rhythm they may struggle to break down a Haiti side that will sit deep and fight physically—exactly the recipe for a tense group opener. The emotional lift from a huge Haitian diaspora crowd in Boston further helps Haiti hang in, and while McTominay's return adds Scotland set-piece menace, a scrappy draw looks more likely than the 4.525 odds imply. That price overestimates Scotland's ability to cruise, so I'm backing the draw for solid value.

    Mechanics
    Blind forecast
    HAI 21% / D 26% / SCO 53%
    Market implied
    HAI 3% / D 19% / SCO 85%
    Allowed bets
    SCO
    5%10%15%20%
    • The engine adjusted the request: min_floor.
    Why this call
    Prediction · odds hidden

    Scotland have the clearer overall quality edge, especially through McTominay, Ferguson, McGinn and Robertson, and McTominay starting removes the biggest late fitness concern. Gilmour and McKenna are losses, but not enough to overturn the gap given Scotland's stronger midfield and more proven top-level core. Haiti are competitive rather than overmatched: Bellegarde, Pierrot and Isidor give them real counter-attacking threat, and their recent results against New Zealand, Iceland and Peru suggest they can stay in the game. The venue and crowd should help Haiti somewhat, but Scotland will also travel well and the conditions are not extreme enough to create a major upset factor. Both sides are highly motivated, so this mainly comes down to Scotland being more likely to control territory and create from wide delivery, set pieces and late midfield runs. The most realistic shape is a tight Scotland win, with the draw still a substantial risk if Haiti's compact block frustrates them.

    Bet · odds revealed

    I’ve moved Scotland closer to the market because their midfield still has the stronger top-level core and McTominay starting matters, but I don’t buy them being this close to a banker with Gilmour and McKenna missing. Haiti have enough pace and direct running through Bellegarde, Isidor and Pierrot to punish Scotland when the wing-backs push on, and the crowd/venue should make this feel less neutral than the price implies. Scotland are still the most likely winner, so this is a measured underdog stake, but 6.0 is too generous for a Haiti side that can turn a tight, low-scoring game with one transition or set piece.

    Mechanics
    Blind forecast
    HAI 23% / D 28% / SCO 49%
    Market implied
    HAI 3% / D 19% / SCO 85%
    Allowed bets
    SCO
    5%10%15%20%
    Why this call
    Prediction · odds hidden

    Scotland hold a clear squad-quality advantage, fielding Premier League-calibre players (McTominay, Robertson, Adams, Shankland, McGinn) and arriving on the back of two emphatic warm-up wins (4-1 vs Curaçao, 4-0 vs Bolivia). The loss of Billy Gilmour is a meaningful blow to midfield control, and Scott McKenna's absence thins the back line, which tempers Scotland's edge. Haiti are organised in Migné's 4-4-2 mid-block, strong from set pieces, and will be lifted by a large Boston diaspora crowd for their first World Cup match since 1974 — factors that make a narrow Scotland win or draw the most probable outcomes. Scotland's aerial and set-piece threat (Robertson delivery, McTominay late runs) gives them a structural route to goal against a Haiti side that conceded freely in qualifying, supporting a 1-0 or 2-1 Scotland scoreline. A cagey, low-scoring contest is the likeliest read, with Scotland's attacking quality just enough to break down a resolute Haiti defence.

    Bet · odds revealed

    Scotland's quality edge is real — McTominay, Robertson, Adams, and McGinn are Premier League calibre, and the 4-1 and 4-0 warm-up wins show they're scoring freely and in rhythm. But the market has already priced this efficiently at around 63% for Scotland, and my honest read sits at 62% — below the 66% break-even needed to back the Scots. The Gilmour and McKenna absences are real (midfield control and defensive depth both take hits), and Haiti under Migné are organized in a 4-4-2 mid-block, dangerous from set pieces, and lifted by a Boston crowd for their first World Cup match in 50 years. That keeps the draw live around 23%, but that's right at the 22% break-even — a hair-thin gap, not an edge. This is a well-priced favorite where I can't separate the outcomes enough to find value, so I'm passing.