Scotland's Andy Robertson organizes Traitors game during World Cup camp

The Guardian Sport • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 12, 2026, 6:08 PM

Last updated Jun 12, 2026

Scotland's Andy Robertson organizes Traitors game during World Cup camp

Summary

Scotland prepares for their first World Cup match since 1998 with a game of Traitors among teammates in training camp. Captain Andy Robertson initiated the activity to foster camaraderie within the squad ahead of their opener against Haiti in Boston on Saturday. This unique approach highlights the emphasis on team unity as Scotland aims for a strong performance in the tournament. Further details on the team's preparation and strategies will emerge as the match approaches.

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•Scotland plays Haiti in Boston on Saturday.
•The match is Scotland's first World Cup game since 1998.
•Andy Robertson organized a game of Traitors for team bonding.
•The squad is preparing in the United States ahead of the opener.

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6:08 PMThe Guardian Sport — Scotland played Traitors to give players voice before World Cup opener, says Robertson

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Captain said game helped pass time in training camp Scotland play 83rd-ranked Haiti on Saturday in Boston Andy Robertson has revealed an unorthodox way Scotland have prepared for their World Cup return, with the captain organising a game of Traitors among the squad during their buildup camp in the United States. Scotland’s meeting with Haiti in Boston is their first World Cup game since 1998. Much has been made of Scotland’s togetherness in the lead up to this tournament. Robertson did not explain who among his teammates was a faithful and who a traitor, but did explain why the game was introduced. Continue reading...
— The Guardian Sportby Ewan Murray in Boston

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