• Scotland wins 1-0 against Haiti, marking their first World Cup victory in 36 years.
• John McGinn's deflected goal in the 28th minute secured the win for Scotland.
• This victory puts Scotland at the top of Group C ahead of Brazil and Morocco.

Scotland celebrated their first World Cup win in 36 years with a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Haiti on June 13. The solitary goal came from John McGinn, whose effort in the 28th minute was deflected into the net, granting the Scots an early lead. The team had previously struck the post through Scott McTominay, showcasing their attacking potential, despite some nervous moments against the quick-paced Haitian side. Scotland's win places them at the top of Group C ahead of Haiti, Brazil, and Morocco, according to Reuters and Channel News Asia.

The match was particularly significant as it also marked Haiti's first World Cup appearance since 1974. Even with notable players like Jean-Ricner Bellegarde gaining experience from the English Premier League, they struggled to find the back of the net. Despite a few chances, including a close call from Frantzdy Pierrot, Haiti was unable to equalize. The Welsh supporters, known as the Tartan Army, created a vibrant atmosphere at Gillette Stadium, further energizing the players, according to Africa News.

Next, Scotland will face Morocco, while Haiti will play against Brazil, both scheduled for June 19. The progress in Group C is crucial as each match could determine the teams advancing to the knockout stages of the tournament. With one win under their belt, the Scots aim to build on their performance moving forward, according to Reuters, Channel News Asia, and Africa News.