12/06/2026
Scotland play their first World Cup match in 28 years on Sunday morning.
Haiti vs Scotland kicks off at 2am, and for many people it'll be worth setting an alarm for.
For people with sight loss, following live football can mean missing out on things most fans take for granted - the tension, the build-up, the moment before the goal.
This tournament is doing something about that.
FIFA has introduced audio-descriptive commentary for every match at the 2026 World Cup. It goes beyond standard radio commentary, describing body language, facial expressions, and the movement of the ball.
You can download the FIFA Audio Description app free on iPhone and Android. Search "FIFA Audio description" in your app store.
Nearly 200,000 people in Scotland are living with sight loss. If you know someone who'd benefit from this, please share it with them before Sunday.
[Image description: A graphic with the text "Hear every moment" in bold white letters on a purple background. To the right, there's an illustration of a soccer ball wearing headphones, set inside a white eye shaped background. The logo for Sight Scotland is in the bottom right corner.]