Scotland’s World Cup journey stalls after a 2‑1 win over Haiti and a 2‑0 loss to Morocco. The results leave the squad two games in, one more to play, and questions about the team’s future hanging over the group stage. Fans now turn to experts Neil McCann and Leanne Crichton for answers.

McCann, a former Kilmarnock midfielder, and Crichton, a former Rangers defender, now sit in the United States. They’re ready to field the squad’s doubts in a live Q&A that will reach the managers of the women’s teams. Their goal: clarify whether Scotland will push past the group or exit early.

The 2‑1 victory over Haiti gave Scotland a historic first‑round win, but the 2‑0 defeat to Morocco exposed gaps in attack and defence. The debate now centers on whether the squad can regroup and secure a knockout berth, or if the campaign will end in disappointment.

Fans can type questions into the BBC Sport Scotland portal, where McCann and Crichton will sift through the most pressing ones. Their responses will be posted back to the site, giving the national side a clearer roadmap for the final group match and the possibility of a historic run.