After 10,237 days, Scotland are finally back in the winners' circle at a men's World Cup. John McGinn's scuffed first-half strike proved eno

After 10,237 days, Scotland are finally back in the winners' circle at a men's World Cup. John McGinn's scuffed first-half strike proved enough to secure a 1-0 victory over Haiti in Boston on Sunday, giving Steve Clarke's side three precious points in Group C and a first World Cup win since France '98. It wasn't pretty. It wasn't convincing. But in a tournament where results are all that matter, Scotland got the job done. McGinn's goal summed up the scrappy nature of the contest. Grant Hanley launched a fine long ball to Che Adams, who played wide to the impressive...