Those unable to make the trip overcame a 2am kick-off time to cheer Scotland on, with fans coming in their droves to the OVO Hydro in Glasgow to watch the national team.

Between 20,000 and 30,000 Scottish football fans have descended on Boston as the Tartan Army celebrates Scotland's first World Cup appearance since 1998.

BOSTON: Scotland battled past Haiti 1-0 on Saturday (Jun 13) courtesy of John McGinn's deflected first-half goal to go top of World Cup Group C with their first win in the…