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2026 World Cup

World Cup Q&A: ‘Are you allowed to be scared of the prospect of losing to Haiti? Of course you are!’

The Guardian Football about 4 hours 1 mins read

Ewan Murray is in North Carolina to report on Scotland’s first World Cup since France 98. He answered your questions on Steve Clarke’s selections, his outsider tip and what Scotland-Haiti’s equivalent of the ‘Frey Bentos trophy’ would be

KTwoDJF asks: I know that there is technically a path to it, but what are the chances USA will be knocked out of the tournament by Iran ?

I have the USA being knocked out by Belgium. But I also have the USA winning their section; the mood in this country does not seem to suggest much confidence at all in that happening.

The line is breaking up here, I can’t hear your question. Apologies.

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