Jubilation as Scotland fans celebrate win
Summary
Scotland's men's football team won their first World Cup match in 36 years, beating Haiti 1-0 in their opening game. Thousands of fans celebrated both in the United States and across Scotland, with Scotland now leading their group.Key Facts
- Scotland beat Haiti 1-0 in their opening World Cup match.
- This is Scotland's first World Cup win since 1986.
- About 30,000 fans traveled to the US to watch the game live.
- Many fans in Scotland watched from fan zones, bars, and community events.
- The goal was scored by John McGinn.
- Fans were excited and hopeful about Scotland’s chances against strong teams like Brazil and Morocco.
- The match kicked off at 02:00 BST, meaning fans stayed late or woke early to watch.
- Several pubs and venues in Scotland stayed open late to show the game.
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