Tartan Army Marches to Fenway Park, Continues Celebration After Big World Cup Win
Thousands of Scottish fans filled bars and the ballpark as Boston marked the team’s first World Cup victory since 1990.
- On Sunday, thousands of Scottish supporters known as the Tartan Army marched to Fenway Park, celebrating their team's historic 1-0 World Cup victory over Haiti the previous night.
- Jubilation followed Scotland's 1-0 win over Haiti at Boston Stadium on Saturday, marking the team's first World Cup victory in 36 years.
- Fans filled Lansdowne Street with kilts and bagpipes for the Red Sox's "Scottish Heritage Celebration Night," chanting "No Scotland, no party" while marching to the ballpark.
- Supporters joined the sound system to sing "Take Me Home, Country Roads" inside the stadium, bringing energy to a Red Sox team struggling with a 12-21 home record.
- Scotland's next group match against Morocco takes place on Friday, June 19, in Boston, as the Tartan Army prepares for the team's ongoing tournament run.
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Scotland's Tartan Army soccer fans turned Red Sox game at Fenway Park into a party with bagpipes, singing – Democratic Accent
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Scotland fans descend on baseball fixture as Tartan Army continue celebrations from opening game win
Scotland's travelling supporters descended on the Boston Red Sox fixture against the Texas Rangers as they continued their celebrations after winning their opening World Cup game against Haiti, 1-0.Thousands of members of the Tartan Army packed into Fenway Park for a shift from World Cup action with cold drinks and America's national pastime.The Scottish contingent made their presence known in the contest, filling the stadium with chants of "no …
Scottish Fans Have Already Won the World Cup
Whenever the Netherlands are involved in an international soccer tournament, the Oranje Legion brings the party, going so far as shipping a bright orange bus wherever they go. But at this year’s World Cup, it’s Scotland’s Tartan Army that’s clearly having the most fun. After their team beat Haiti 1-0 on Saturday—singing their nation’s anthem loud enough to be heard back home—Scottish fans took over Boston’s Fenway Park last night and continued n…
One day after her team's first World Cup victory in 28 years, thousands of supporters of Scotland have attended a game of the Boston Red Sox. And: Good kick-off rate for the ARD. Everything important from the World Cup.
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