Scotland rounded off their World Cup preparations in emphatic fashion, dismantling Bolivia 4-0 at the Sports Illustrated Stadium in New Jersey to head into their opening fixture brimming with confidence.

All four goals arrived before the break, giving Steve Clarke's side a stunning first-half performance to build on ahead of their Group Stage opener against Haiti at Gillette Stadium in Boston next week.

Shankland sets the tone

Lawrence Shankland broke the deadlock with an early header, continuing the fine form he showed with a brace against Curacao in Scotland's previous outing. The new Rangers forward will be pressing hard for a starting berth against Haiti after another assured display.

Scott McTominay then doubled Scotland's advantage with a composed finish following a neat team move, extending the Tartan Army's delight inside the stadium.

Adams seals it in style

Che Adams put the result beyond all doubt with two well-taken goals, both arriving from flowing, well-worked passages of play that underlined Scotland's attacking fluency. His brace capped a dominant display in the stifling New Jersey heat.

Clarke had cautioned before kick-off that no starting places were guaranteed ahead of the Haiti clash, but performances of this quality will make selection a welcome headache for the Scotland manager.

With four goals, a clean sheet, and momentum firmly behind them, Scotland travel to Boston full of belief as they prepare to open their FIFA World Cup 2026 campaign.