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It is a big night for Scotland as they make their first World Cup appearance in 28 years when they take on Haiti in Group C.
And with games against five-time winners and African champions Morocco to come, a win in Boston is a must for Steve Clarke’s men if they want to make the knockout stages.
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Haiti are making only their second appearance at the World Cup finals, having lost all three games in the group stage back in 1974.
The Grenadiers have understandably been given little hope of progressing from the group. However, they came through a difficult pool in the third round of CONCACAF qualification to reach the finals, finishing top ahead of Honduras and World Cup regulars Costa Rica to book their place.
While their form in the lead up to the tournament has been uneven, Haiti did claim a 4-0 win over New Zealand, the lowest-ranked nation in the competition, in one of their warm-up games.
Where to watch Haiti v Scotland: TV and online streams
Haiti v Scotland kicks off at 2am UK time on Sunday morning. It will be broadcast on BBC One and will also be available to watch on iPlayer and via the BBC Sport website.
Stats for Haiti v Scotland
- Haiti and Scotland have never previously faced each other.
- Scotland have won four of their last five competitive internationals.
- Both teams have found the net in each of the last four competitive Scotland games.
- Lawrence Shankland has scored four goals in his last three games for Scotland, having failed to score in his previous six appearances.
- Haiti’s record goalscorer Duckens Nazon scored six times in qualifying for the World Cup. He has 44 goals in total for his country.
- Sebastien Migne’s side conceded three goals in four different games in qualifying, including a 3-1 defeat to Barbados and a 5-1 loss to Curacao.
- Having won his first cap in March, Haiti’s Wilson Isidor has scored in two of his four appearances for his country.
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