Norwich City midfielder Kenny McLean was in the spotlight during Scotland's World Cup opener against Haiti, where he faced scrutiny for a high challenge that could have led to a red card. The match, held at the Boston Stadium, ended with Scotland securing a narrow 1-0 victory thanks to John McGinn's deflected goal. McLean received a yellow card from referee Mustapha Ghorbal, but many, including former PGMOL chief Keith Hackett, believe he was lucky to remain on the pitch. Hackett pointed out that the challenge was on the borderline of reckless and excessive force, suggesting it warranted a second look from VAR officials. The incident has sparked debate, especially given the protests from Haiti regarding the officiating. Scotland's win places them at the top of Group C, with their next match against Morocco looming. As a key player for Norwich City, McLean's performance will be closely followed as the tournament progresses.