Scotland begin their World Cup campaign against Haiti in the group stage. Here is everything you need to know about how to watch the match.
Kick-off Time
The opening clash between Scotland and Haiti is scheduled for 2am on Sunday, June 14, which is 9pm local time on Saturday, June 13. Since the tournament is held across the Atlantic, UK supporters will need to stay up late or wake up early to catch the action live.
Location
This group fixture takes place at Boston Stadium, also known as Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts. The venue will welcome thousands of travelling Scottish fans eager to see their nation compete.
UK TV Coverage
Football fans across the UK can watch the match live on BBC One, which has exclusive broadcast rights for this group stage opener. Coverage begins at 1.10am, giving pundits 50 minutes to build anticipation before kick-off.
Live Stream Information
For online viewing, the entire match can be streamed via the BBC iPlayer app. The digital platform is free for anyone with a valid UK TV licence and is available on smartphones, tablets, laptops, and smart TVs.
United States TV Coverage
American viewers can watch the live broadcast on Fox Sports, which holds English-language rights. Fans can also stream via the Fox Sports app or through Spanish-language broadcasters like TUDN.
UK Radio Coverage
For those without access to a TV, live commentary is available on BBC Radio 5 Live. The coverage includes expert analysis and live updates from the ground.
Scotland Team News
Steve Clarke has a largely settled squad but faces late selection issues. Scott McTominay is available to start in midfield, but Billy Gilmour withdrew due to a knee injury. Other options include Lewis Ferguson, John McGinn, and new addition Tyler Fletcher.
Haiti Team News
Haiti enters as underdogs but boasts attacking pace that can trouble defences. Their squad is expected to rely on the physical threat of striker Frantzdy Pierrot.
Head-to-Head Record
This is the first competitive meeting between the two sides. Historically, Haiti is a well-organised defensive team, meaning Scotland will need creativity to break through.
