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Haiti vs. Scotland Odds: World Cup Best Bets, Sportsbook Promos and Expert Picks for Group C
Scotland returns to the World Cup stage after 28 years to face Haiti, a team ranked nearly 40 places lower in FIFA standings.
- Scotland faces Haiti in a Group C 2026 World Cup match today, Saturday, June 13, at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, kicking off at 6 p.m. MST.
- Betting markets favor Scotland at-180, with Dimers giving the team a 60.7% win probability against Haiti, the tournament's second-lowest-ranked side.
- Despite losing Scotland and Napoli midfielder Billy Gilmour to injury two weeks ago, Scotland features a Premier League-caliber midfield including Scott McTominay and John McGinn, while Haiti relies on Sunderland forward Wilson Isidor and midfielder Jean-Ricner Bellegarde.
- A victory is essential for Scotland to boost their chances of progressing from Group C to the round of 32 before facing tournament heavyweights Brazil and Morocco.
- This tournament marks the Tartan Army's return to the global stage after 28 years, with supporters arriving in Boston hoping the atmosphere at Gillette Stadium will propel the team.
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