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Haiti star on how they plan to do crisis-torn nation proud against Scotland

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By Stephen McGowan 
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Of the 26 players selected for the World Cup squad, only 10 were actually born there. Twelve were born in France of Haitian parents, one in Canada, one in Switzerland and two in the United States. Just one, Woodensky Pierre, still plays for a Haitian club and Scotland’s opponents will be part of – and playing for – a sprawling diaspora.
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I've won the UCL and Premier League, Haiti vs Scotland is biggest of my life

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By Stephen McGowan 
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Andy Robertson of Scotland (Image: Michael Zemanek / Shutterstock) Andrew Robertson ranks the opening game of Scotland’s World Cup campaign against Haiti as the biggest of his career. After 12 days of preparation in Florida and North Carolina the curtain finally comes up in the Boston Stadium in the early hours of tomorrow morning.
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Steve Clarke candid on two Euros campaigns ahead of World Cup kick-off

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Steve Clarke can vouch for that better than most. Seven years in charge of Scotland’s national team have brought three qualifications for major tournaments and, while the path to the finals was a thrilling joy ride, a rollercoaster of emotions, the final stop was brief, unfulfilling and decidedly flat. “I didn’t enjoy the last two tournaments,” said the Ayrshireman as he perched on a stage in the Boston Stadium on the eve of his side’s opening Group C game against Haiti.
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