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'Resolute, gritty and determined' - Scotland battle to famous win | The Verdict

'Resolute, gritty and determined' - Scotland battle to famous win | The Verdict
Sky Sports Football Sunday 14 June 2026, 08:28 UTC 1 min read
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Luke Shanley gives his verdict on Scotland’s 1-0 win over Haiti at the World Cup.

Luke Shanley gives his verdict on Scotland’s 1-0 win over Haiti at the World Cup. [Image text:] WORLD CUP 2026 THE VERDICT skysports news
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