Group C features Brazil, Morocco, Scotland, and Haiti. Brazil's Neymar injury concerns shift focus to Vinicius Junior, while Morocco aims to top the group after their 2022 semi-final run. Scotland's McTominay and Haiti add unpredictability.

Just over a week before Scotland's 2026 World Cup opener against Haiti, dozens of tickets are being sold on resale sites like StubHub at a fraction of face value, sparking accusations of mismanagement and fan anger.

Craig Gordon will become the oldest World Cup player at 43, but Scotland's No 1 jersey goes to Angus Gunn, highlighting the balance between experience and form.

Haiti's defensive midfielder Woodensky Pierre, the only player based in the Caribbean nation, has been granted a US visa by the Trump administration, allowing him to join his overseas teammates for the 2026 World Cup.

Hundreds gathered in North Miami to celebrate Haiti's first World Cup qualification in 52 years, with players like Duckens Nazon offering messages of hope and unity.

Steve Clarke signs a new four-year deal with the Scottish FA, committing to lead the national team through the 2030 World Cup and 2028 Euros, ending months of speculation.

Morocco names injured PSG star Achraf Hakimi in its 2026 World Cup squad. Manager Regragui takes a calculated risk on his captain's fitness for the tournament.

Morocco coach Mohamed Ouahbi hasn't announced his final 26-man squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The deadline is June 1. Morocco is in Group C with Brazil, Haiti, and Scotland.

Haiti's first World Cup in 52 years is overshadowed by high ticket prices and a US visa ban, leaving many fans unable to attend.