Scotland celebrated a historic return to the FIFA World Cup with a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Haiti in their Group C opener, thanks to a decisive goal from captain John McGinn.

The Aston Villa midfielder scored the match-winner in the 29th minute, ending Scotland’s 36-year wait for a World Cup victory. McGinn later admitted the goal was not his best but said the moment was unforgettable as Scottish fans erupted in celebration. Scotland created several chances, with Scott McTominay also hitting the post, while Ben Doak impressed with his attacking play.

The victory gives Steve Clarke’s side a strong start to their campaign and boosts their hopes of reaching the knockout stages for the first time.

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