World Cup Coverage
Full hearts, empty kegs, can't lose: Scotland's Tartan Army takes over World Cup
What are Clarke's big calls for Morocco? And who would you pick?
Neymar joins Brazil teammates briefly for training ahead of Haiti match
Brazil seek Haiti reset after Morocco expose familiar cracks
Morocco preps for World Cup match against Scotland
Soccer-Danilo says Brazil must ditch denial after Morocco wake-up call

Tartan Army takes over Boston

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CBS Boston on MSN · 9h
Tartan Army reloads for Scotland's second World Cup match in Foxboro
The Tartan Army has made themselves at home for the World Cup, and Bostonians can't get enough. WBZ-TV's Brandon Truitt reports.

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CBS Boston on MSN · 4h
"I think we should keep them": New wave of Tartan Army arrives in Boston for Scotland's next World Cup match
BBC on MSN · 7h
Scotland's papers: By-election polls open and Tartan Army partying

Brazil, Neymar

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Brazil reveals hopeful news on Neymar's injury recovery
Brazil revealed good news for star forward Neymar on Tuesday. Brazil was without him in a 1-1 draw on Saturday.

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Reuters · 1d
Neymar takes first step back on pitch but Haiti return remains remote
SNTV on MSN · 19h
Neymar finally trains with Brazil team-mates ahead of Haiti clash

Scotland fans drink Boston bars dry

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Boston bars see ‘triple St. Patrick’s Day’ demand from Scotland and Norway fans
Bars and liquor stores in Boston say the current World Cup demand is 'triple St. Patrick’s Day,' as waves of international soccer fans completely take over the city's legendary pub scene. Scotland defeated Haiti 1-0 on Friday night to open the weekend and the celebration started well before the match kicked off.

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AOL · 1d
Scotland fans drink Boston bars dry as Tartan army descends for World Cup
Reuters · 8h
Scottish World Cup thirst pushes Boston bars to the limit
The New York Times

World Cup Fantasy: Keeping faith in Brazil and backing Balogun, Mbappe and Olise on Matchday 2

Few teams made a bigger statement on Matchday 1 than the United States. Their attacking display in a 4-1 win against Paraguay was one of the standout pe
The Associated Press- Sports on MSN

Parreira, Brazil's 1994 World Cup-winning coach, hospitalized for cancer treatment

Brazil's World Cup -winning coach Carlos Alberto Parreira has been hospitalized in his fight against cancer, hospital Samaritano Barra said Wednesday. The 83-year-old Parreira, who oversaw Brazil's run to the 1994 World Cup title,
USA Today

What World Cup games are in Philadelphia? Brazil vs Haiti up next

The next World Cup match in Philadelphia is Friday, June 19 as Brazil will take on Haiti. See the full schedule of matches at Lincoln Financial Field.

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