Haiti fans in the streets, Scotland faithful in kilts

Al Jazeera Sunday 14 June 2026, 00:03 UTC 1 min read

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Haiti fans in the streets, Scotland faithful in kilts Haiti fans in the streets, Scotland faithful in kilts It’s expected to be a spicy encounter, but Haiti supporters and Scotland’s Tartan Army are celebrating this World Cup matchup a bit differently. The tournament marks Haiti's second appearance at the World Cup, while Scotland hasn’t featured since 1998.

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