Scotland just won their first World Cup match in 36 years. John McGinn buried the only goal in the 28th minute against Haiti on June 13, sending an entire nation into delirium at Gillette Stadium.

The goal that rewrote Scottish football history

McGinn’s goal ended a drought stretching back to 1990, the last time Scotland tasted victory at a World Cup. The 1-0 result over Haiti in their Group C opener also delivered Scotland’s first World Cup goal since Craig Burley found the net in 1998. At 31 years and 238 days old, McGinn became Scotland’s oldest World Cup goalscorer. He was named player of the match for his efforts. The man now has 87 international caps and 20 goals to his name.

A 25-foot mural celebrating…