Stay up to date with notifications from The IndependentNotifications can be managed in browser preferences.Jump to contentUK EditionChangeNewsNewsBulletinUKUSWorldGlobal AidUK PoliticsMoneyBrexitHealthBusinessScienceSpaceNews VideosPremiumPremiumPolitics ExplainedEditorialsVoicesLong ReadsNews AnalysisToday’s EditionWorld CupWorld CupFixtures & standingsEnglandScotlandSportSportFootballFormula 1Rugby UnionCricketTennisBoxingUFCHorse RacingCyclingGolfSport VideosVoicesVoicesEditorialsLettersJohn RentoulMary DejevskyAndrew GriceSean O’GradyCultureCultureFilmTV & RadioMusicGamesBooksArtPhotographyTheatre & DanceCulture VideosIndyBestIndyBestHome & GardenGadgets & TechFashion & BeautyDealsFood & DrinkKidsBooksTravel & OutdoorsSports & FitnessTravelTravelHotel ReviewsNews & AdviceCruisesUKEuropeUSAAsiaAustralia & New ZealandSouth AmericaC. America & CaribbeanMiddle EastMoreLifestyleShoppingBeauty Fitness & WellbeingTechFood & DrinkFashionLove & SexHealth & FamiliesRoyal FamilyHomeMotoringElectric Vehicles Lifestyle VideosDealsTravel DealsFashion DealsHome & Garden DealsTech DealsClimateNewsClimate 100Electric Vehicles VoicesSustainable LivingExplainedClimate VideosSolar PanelsTVACFCWell EnoughWorld of TroubleTravel SmartDrive SmartMoney SmartMusic BoxDecomplicatedOn The GroundIndy100Today’s EditionCrosswords & PuzzlesMost CommentedNewslettersAsk Me AnythingVirtual EventsBetting SitesCasino Sites Thank you for registeringPlease refresh the page or navigate to another page on the site to be automatically logged inPlease refresh your browser to be logged inNewsBookmarkScotland’s so-called Tartan Army of fans has turned its World Cup stay into a roving celebration, bringing crowds, songs and bagpipes to bars, streets and ballparks from Boston to Miami.____This is a photo gallery curated by AP photo editors.Thank you for registeringPlease refresh the page or navigate to another page on the site to be automatically logged inPlease refresh your browser to be logged in