Why this call

Scotland are a significantly stronger side than Haiti, boasting Premier League and Champions League-caliber players such as Andrew Robertson, Scott McTominay, and John McGinn, whereas Haiti's squad is composed largely of lower-league and CONCACAF-level players. Scotland's qualification for the World Cup demonstrates their competitive standing in UEFA, while Haiti qualified through CONCACAF as a genuine underdog. Haiti have no notable recent results provided and their squad depth is limited compared to Scotland's. There is no head-to-head history to draw from. Scotland's quality advantage should translate into a comfortable win, though Haiti may defend deep and limit the margin, keeping total goals under 2.5.