Scotland celebrates first World Cup win in 36 years against Haiti

Scotland fans are celebrating a significant victory as their team secured a 1-0 win over Haiti in their World Cup opener. The match took place in Boston with supporters gathering in bars and fan zones across Scotland, despite the early morning kick-off. John McGinn's goal guided Scotland to their first World Cup win since 1998, allowing them to top their group. Up to 30,000 fans traveled to the U.S. for the event, while many others watched from home, enjoying the festive atmosphere during early morning celebrations. The result sets a hopeful tone for the upcoming matches against Brazil and Morocco.

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