From the mass consumption of Irn-Bru to the attempted legalisation of haggis, Scotland fans have made a big impression on Boston

Scotland don't play their next match at the World Cup until Friday, so 5,000 members of the Tartan Army decided to fill their spare time by watching the Boston Red Sox

The Tartan Army has been drinking a lot of beer for the World Cup, so much so that some Boston bars ran out.

Bar owners say they have ‘never seen anything like it’ as 20,000 Scots celebrate World Cup success

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After celebrating Scotland’s historic 1-0 World Cup victory over Haiti, thousands of travelling supporters stay behind to clean the streets of Boston in a remarkable display of…

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From drinking the bars dry to lustily serenading an iconic baseball stadium with a rendition of "Flower of Scotland", the bagpipe-playing, kilt-wearing hordes of the Tartan Army…

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The unexpected demand forced the brewery to arrange emergency deliveries and increase stock replenishment throughout the week.

From the mass consumption of Irn-Bru to the attempted legalisation of haggis, Scotland fans have made a big impression on Boston

During the 2026 Fifa World Cup, Boston was taken by storm as the Tartan Army, Scotland's passionate football fans, caused an unprecedented beer shortage in the city.

Scotland fans in the Massachusetts city awaiting their game against Morocco have continued to make an impression on the locals