Scotland expect midfielder Scott McTominay to be available for their World Cup opener against Haiti despite a stomach complaint. Multiple outlets report that McTominay misses at least one training session, including the final session before the squad departs, as he deals with an upset stomach. The Guardian adds that he is absent from training on Thursday in North Carolina, where Steve Clarke runs the team through their last session before travel to Boston for the match. While the illness raises short-term fitness concerns, Scotland’s camp remains confident about his readiness for the game. The Independent and Yahoo Sports similarly describe the issue as a stomach upset kept him away from the squad’s preparations ahead of the opener, without citing other injuries or setbacks. Manchester Evening News also notes McTominay’s absence from the final training session and frames the key question as whether he will be fit in time. No sources report any return to full training, but all agree his availability for the Haiti fixture is being assessed following the complaint.