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No Scotland, No Party: Meet the Tartan Army and their 110-game run of unheralded altruism

As part of a special World Cup series, The Athletic is speaking to fans of all 48 competing nations to capture their unique football culture

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rfi.fr3 mesi fa

Scotland's Tartan Army to bring 'the party' on World Cup return

"No Scotland, no party" is a popular refrain of the Tartan Army and for the first time in 28 years the World Cup will be treated to the Scottish fans' vibrant blend of noise, colour and passion.

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Scotland’s Tartan Army to bring ‘the party’ on return to World Cup after 28 years

Thousands of fans will defy exorbitant prices to make trek to Boston and Miami, hoping to see their team get past group stage for first time.

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lunedì 1 giugno 2026·nytimes.com
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For years, Canadian soccer fandom was confined to message boards – not anymore
As part of a special World Cup series, The Athletic is speaking to fans of all 48 competing nations to capture their unique football culture

Scotland's Tartan Army to bring 'the party' on World Cup return

Scotland’s Tartan Army to bring ‘the party’ on return to World Cup after 28 years

Timeline cronologica

The Language of Soccer: Speaking to fans of all 48 World Cup countries

For years, Canadian soccer fandom was confined to message boards – not anymore

For years, Canadian soccer fandom was confined to message boards – not anymore

Scotland's Tartan Army to bring 'the party' on World Cup return

No Scotland, No Party: Meet the Tartan Army and their 110-game run of unheralded altruism

Scotland’s Tartan Army to bring ‘the party’ on return to World Cup after 28 years

Australia’s fans are green, gold, still here. Even if the path to acceptance has been a difficult one