World Cup Coverage
Full hearts, empty kegs, can't lose: Scotland's Tartan Army takes over World Cup
Scotland’s World Cup fuel: Piña coladas, beans and Southern flavor in Charlotte
Five things to look out for as Scotland bid to continue dream World Cup start against Morocco

Boston, Tartan Army

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"I think we should keep them": New wave of Tartan Army arrives in Boston for Scotland's next World Cup match
Reinforcements for the Tartan Army have officially arrived from Scotland, and they have quickly turned into Boston's favorite house guest.

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MassLive.com on MSN · 21h
Scottish fans drinking Boston dry as 'Tartan Army' celebrates World Cup
The Daily Beast on MSN · 1d
Tartan Army drinks Boston dry in wild Scottish World Cup party

Scotland fans drink Boston dry

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Scotland fans drink Boston dry as local bars run out of beer
The parent company of Sam Adams said its Boston Taproom ran out of the brand's flagship Boston Lager over the weekend because Scotland soccer fans drank four times as much as it typically sells.

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Fox Sports · 18h
World Cup Fans From Scotland And Beyond Are Drinking American Cities Dry
U.S. News & World Report · 21h
Soccer-Unquenchable Scottish Thirst for World Cup Beer Pushes Boston Bars to the Limit
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,
INSIDER on MSN

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.
USA Today

John McGinn goal helps Scotland open 2026 World Cup with win vs Haiti

Haiti and Scotland kick off the 2026 World Cup. Here's what time is starts, how to watch, predictions, results and more. Follow along live.
BBC on MSN

Clarke expects 'different' Scotland

Scotland head coach Steve Clarke is demanding better from his team with the ball when they face Morocco on Friday. Despite beating Haiti in their opener, Scotland had less than half of possession against a side ranked well below them.

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