Haiti vs Scotland Predictions, Odds & Bet Builder Tips | World Cup 2026
13th June 2026
Scotland are about to make World Cup history – and their first assignment is a Haiti side who’ve already proven they belong on this stage.
Match Context
Welcome to the World Cup. Scotland have waited a generation for this, and there’s no easing in – they kick off their Group Stage campaign against Haiti in the early hours of Saturday 14 June (02:00 BST). Haiti qualified with grit and no shortage of goals, but Scotland’s recent form tells you everything: six wins from their last ten, 21 goals scored, and a squad brimming with Premier League quality.
Haiti’s record reads W4 D3 L3 from their last ten. Decent, but dig into the numbers and the gap in quality is clear. Scotland (W6 D1 L3) have been ruthless going forward and solid enough at the back.
Full head-to-head breakdown and lineups: Haiti vs Scotland H2H on Statz.
Key Stats – Team Projections
The Statz projections paint a pretty one-sided picture here:
- Goals: Haiti 0.90 – Scotland 1.80
- Shots: Haiti 10.07 – Scotland 14.56
- Shots on Target: Haiti 3.57 – Scotland 5.65
- Corners: Haiti 3.75 – Scotland 5.20
- Fouls: Haiti 14.21 – Scotland 12.43
- Yellow Cards: Haiti 2.14 – Scotland 1.65
Scotland are projected to dominate possession, territory, and output. Almost double Haiti’s expected goals. The shots on target gap (5.65 vs 3.57) is massive – Scotland should be peppering this goal.
Players to Watch
Scott McTominay is the headline act. Projected for 0.50 goals (highest in the match), 3.3 shots per game and 1.47 SOT. He’s been an absolute monster going forward – the kind of box-to-box presence that terrifies defences. He also chips in with 1.18 fouls per game, so don’t be surprised if he picks up a booking in a feisty opener.
Che Adams is projected for 0.47 goals with 2.39 shots and 1.24 SOT per game. The Torino man has been in brilliant form and gives Scotland a genuine focal point up top.
For Haiti, Jean-Ricner Bellegarde is the engine – 1.4 fouls per game tells you he’s involved in everything. Wilson Isidor (0.19 xG) and Duckens Nazon (0.21 xG) carry the goal threat, but neither is projected anywhere near Scotland’s front line.
Betting Angles
Three angles jump out from the Statz data:
- Scotland to Win: With projected goals of 1.80 vs 0.90, Scotland should be controlling this one. Their recent form (6 wins from 10) backs it up. Haiti have been competitive but this is a step up in class.
- Over 2.5 Goals: Combined projected goals of 2.70 sits right on the line, but Scotland’s attacking firepower (14.56 projected shots) and Haiti’s tendency to commit fouls (14.21/game) should create chaos and chances.
- Scotland Over 1.5 Team Goals: Projected for 1.80 goals with 5.65 SOT – Scotland have the quality and the volume to put at least two past Haiti here.
Bet Builder – 4 Legs @ 2.82
All four legs carry 100% hit rates over the last 5 games. That’s as clean as it gets. Full breakdown on the Statz Bet Builder.
| Leg | Line | Best Odds | Hit Rate | Last 5 (Avg) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| John McGinn | 1+ SOT | 1.73 (Ladbrokes) | 100% (5/5) | [1,1,1,1,3] – 1.4 |
| Lawrence Shankland | 1+ SOT | 1.30 (bet365) | 100% (5/5) | [1,4,1,1,2] – 1.8 |
| Scott McTominay | 2+ Shots | 1.22 (Ladbrokes) | 100% (5/5) | [2,3,2,4,4] – 3.0 |
| Kenny McLean | 1+ Tackles | 1.25 (Boylesports) | 100% (5/5) | [1,3,1,3,1] – 1.8 |
Combined price: 2.82 (Boylesports)
The Verdict
Scotland should be winning this – comfortably. The data says so, the form says so, and the squad depth says so. McTominay and Adams carry genuine goal threat, the projected shots advantage is enormous, and Haiti don’t have the firepower to keep pace.
The pick: Scotland to Win and the Bet Builder @ 2.82. Four legs, all hitting 100% over their last five. Welcome to the World Cup.