Where to watch Scotland vs. Haiti for free
Haiti takes on Scotland in a Group C match of the 2026 FIFA World Cup tonight, June 13 at Gillette Stadium in Boston — here’s how to watch.
Where to watch Haiti vs. Scotland game today
Here’s everything you need to know about today’s Haiti vs. Scotland game:
Date: June 13, 2026
Time: 9 p.m. ET
Location: Gillette Stadium — Boston, Mass.
TV channel: FS1, Telemundo
Live stream: DIRECTV (free trial), Fubo (free trial), Sling, Peacock
livestream: https://soccerfans.tv/haiti-vs-scotland-live-stream/
Scotland and Haiti will kick off their 2026 FIFA World Cup campaigns today at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts. With every point carrying extra weight in the group stage, both teams will be looking to start the tournament on the right foot and build some early momentum. No matter which team you're cheering for, or simply following the tournament, keep reading to learn where to watch Scotland vs. Haiti from anywhere in the world.
Scotland enters the tournament hoping to build on its recent return to major international competition, while Haiti will aim to pull off an upset and make a statement on one of soccer's biggest stages. With valuable points on the line and plenty of pressure that comes with a World Cup opener, fans can expect an energetic atmosphere as both sides begin their campaigns.
Watch Scotland and Haiti's face-off on FOX in the US, BBC iPlayer in the UK (for free), and SBS On Demand in Australia (also free). Read on for more streaming options for worldwide viewers and how to enjoy the free options from anywhere. You can keep tabs on the rest of the tournament and learn how to catch your team in our where to watch the World Cup guide, or try your chance at scoring tickets with our guide to buying World Cup tickets.
Where to watch Scotland vs. Haiti for free
Luckily for fans, there are plenty of ways to catch this match at no cost. In Australia, tune in via SBS On Demand; in the UK, via BBC iPlayer. In the US, the best way to see it without incurring a fee is to sign up for a free trial of DirecTV, Fubo, or YouTube TV.
