World Cup Coverage
Can Scotland turn World Cup party into knockout run? Morocco test could hold answer
Scotland’s World Cup fuel: Piña coladas, beans and Southern flavor in Charlotte
Full hearts, empty kegs, can't lose: Scotland's Tartan Army takes over World Cup
Summer of Soccer: Tartan Army takes over Providence

Scotland, Morocco

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Scotland's spirits likely to be dampened by Morocco in Boston
Scotland have hit the ground running in the World Cup with an opening 1-0 victory over Haiti in Group C and with their Tartan Army of fans winning ​hearts in Boston, but their return to the city on Friday to face Morocco ‌could dampen their spirits.

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USA TODAY Sports on MSN · 6h
Scotland and Morocco play in Boston on Friday, shop last minute World Cup tickets
BBC on MSN · 4h
Promises of improved World Cup queues for Scotland v Morocco

Scotland fans drink Boston dry

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Boston, Glasgow Announce Partnership After Trending Videos of Scotland Fans at 2026 World Cup
Boston is embracing the influx of soccer fans arriving for the 2026 FIFA World Cup by becoming formally connected to Scotland.

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CBS Boston on MSN · 16h
"I think we should keep them": New wave of Tartan Army arrives in Boston for Scotland's next World Cup match
BBC · 17h
Why are Scotland fans putting traffic cones on statues in Boston?

Scotland's Tartan Army takes over World Cup

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More members of Tartan Army arrive in Boston ahead of Scotland's next World Cup match
Scotland has taken over Boston, and more fans arrived on Wednesday.

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FOX News on MSN · 1d
Scottish brewery sends in reinforcements as Tartan Army continues to drink bars dry in Boston
BBC on MSN · 18h
Scotland's papers: By-election polls open and Tartan Army partying
BBC on MSN

Why does Scotland's McGinn do goggles celebration?

When John McGinn scored Scotland's first men's World Cup goal in 28 years in the 1-0 win over Haiti, the Aston Villa midfielder celebrated in customary fashion. Mimicking goggles with his hands turned upside down,
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Sorry Scotland, Eerling Haaland and Norway made a compelling case as Foxborough’s favorite footballers

The biggest reason, almost literally, to cheer for Norway is Haaland, their 6-foot-5-inch scoring machine.
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I spent $750 on a World Cup ticket to see Scotland play. Days later StubHub said it wasn't available anymore

Katherine Howe says she bought a ticket to see Scotland at the World Cup, only to learn days later it was unavailable.

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