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McTominay should be fit for Scotland’s World Cup opener despite stomach bug

The Guardian Football about 3 hours 1 mins read

Midfielder missed final training session before Haiti game
‘Hopefully that doesn’t spread,’ said Kenny McLean

Scotland are confident Scott McTominay will be fit to face Haiti on Saturday despite the midfielder sitting out training on Thursday due to a stomach complaint.

McTominay, widely considered Scotland’s most influential player, was a notable absentee as Steve Clarke put his players through their paces for a final time in North Carolina before departing for Boston. There, Scotland will play their first World Cup match in 28 years.

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