Scotland will get their World Cup campaign underway this weekend as they take on Haiti in Group C at the Gillette Stadium in Foxborough on Sunday (kick-off: 2am).
Their pre-tournament preparations now done and dusted, Steve Clarke’s men head into the tournament on the back of two impressive victories, where they downed Curacao 4-1 before thrashing Bolivia 4-0 in New Jersey last weekend.
Set to face Morocco and Brazil in their other group fixtures, the national team are expected to be backed by hordes of Tartan Army supporters as they announce their arrival back on the world stage for the first time since 1998.
Their opponents, Haiti, are making history of their own too, with the Caribbean nation taking part in just their second World Cup, having only previously qualified in 1974.
Ahead of the game at the Gillette Stadium, The Scotsman has all the latest team news:
5. John McGinn - Scotland - RETURN TO STARTING XI?
Was a second-half substitute in last week's final pre-tournament warm up win over Bolivia, and there had been some suggestions he may not start against Haiti. However, such is his importance to the cause, it feels unfathomable that he won't return to the Scotland starting XI this weekend in Foxborough. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
6. Wilson Isidor - Haiti - KEEPS PLACE IN STARTING XI
The Sunderland striker is expected to lead the line after scoring two goals in his first four games for Haiti. | AFP via Getty Images
7. Kenny McLean - Scotland - RETURN TO STARTING XI?
Like McGinn, the Norwich City skipper came off the bench in last week's friendly victory over Bolivia. A regular in Scotland's starting XI over the last two years, will he be given the nod in midfield against Haiti? | AFP via Getty Images Photo: AFP via Getty Images
8. Che Adams - Scotland - KEEPS PLACE IN STARTING XI?
He's been a guaranteed started in Scotland's last two major tournament appearances at Euro 2020 and Euro 2024. His two goals against Bolivia last week are likely to confirm his place in the starting XI against Haiti, most likely alongside Lawrence Shankland. | PA Photo: PA