BBC Sport has introduced an interactive player rating system for the World Cup 2026 qualifier between Scotland and Haiti. Fans can evaluate each player's performance on a scale from 1 to 10, with ratings closing 30 minutes after the final whistle. The feature requires users to sign in with a BBC account to participate in the voting process.

The Haiti squad includes goalkeeper J. Placide and outfield players M. Expérience, H. Delcroix, and R. Adé in the starting lineup. Additional selections feature C. Arcus, R. Providence, J. Bellegarde, D. Jean Jacques, and L. Deedson in attacking positions. The substitutes list includes J. Casimir, Y. Fortuné, and L. Joseph ready for action.

Scotland's team details weren't fully specified in the preview, but the interactive element allows supporters to judge individual contributions during the crucial qualifier. Users rate players based on their overall impact, work rate, and technical execution throughout the 90 minutes of competition.

Once the rating window closes, BBC Sport will display the average scores from all submissions, giving fans a collective assessment of which players impressed most. This community-driven approach provides immediate feedback on individual performances while building engagement around the international fixture.