Susan Boyle cheers on Scotland ahead of first World Cup game: ‘You can do this’
Susan Boyle has shared a message of support for the Scotland men’s national football team ahead of their first game at the World Cup: “You can do this.”
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World Cup Match Day 3: Brazil-Morocco, Australia-Türkiye Highlight Saturday Slate
Now we're really in it: The 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup holds its first full match day on Saturday.
Gerard Butler predicts Scotland World Cup win against England
Gerard Butler has urged the Scotland team to “play like the lions you are” at the World Cup in America.
Scotland's Tartan Army digs deep into pockets for World Cup return
BOSTON, June 12 : Scotland's raucous Tartan Army of supporters massed in downtown Boston on Friday, with fans saying they had no qualms about the thousands of dollars they are spending to see their team return to the World Cup after a 28-year absence.
Haiti not at World Cup to make up the numbers, says coach Migne
BOSTON, Massachusetts, June 12 : Haiti are not at the World Cup to make up the numbers and will be looking to secure a first ever tournament victory that could help carry them into the next round, coach Sebastien Migne said on Friday.
Scottish fans drank every beer on their plane before landing in Boston ahead of World Cup opener
Fox News chief correspondent Jonathan Hunt provides an update on the FIFA World Cup 2026, live from Los Angeles Stadium. He features the U.S. national team preparing for their upcoming match against Paraguay, discussing their potential for winning the coveted trophy. Hunt shares his insights on the team's performance, emphasizing their attacking strength and areas for improvement.
McTominay ‘ready to go’ for Scotland World Cup opener
FOXBOROUGH, USA: Scotland star Scott McTominay is ready for the team’s opening World Cup game against Haiti on Saturday after overcoming a stomach bug, coach Steve Clarke has said. “He is perfect and ready to go,” Clarke said when asked about the fitness of the Napoli man, Scotland’s star player. McTominay, 29, is coming off a season in which he scored 14 goals in all competitions for the Serie A runners-up. He has become an icon in Scotland since his stunning overhead kick goal in the crucial 4-2 win over Denmark last November which sealed his team’s qualification for a first World Cup since 1998. But Clarke does not want to place too much pressure on the versatile former Manchester United star heading into the Group C opener in Boston. “I think I have got 26 superstars here. To try and put so much onto one person is not fair. We have built everything we have over the last seven years on the squad, the team, everybody being together and playing their part at certain times,” said Clarke. McTominay has been used in a variety of roles in a Scotland shirt but should play as an attacking midfielder at the World Cup. “Some daft coach put him as a center-half five years ago, but obviously he is not a center-half,” added Clarke.
Scotland ready to stop their opening day stumbles, Clarke says
BOSTON, June 12 : Scotland must end their habit of making poor starts to major tournaments, coach Steve Clarke said on Friday, a day before his team take to the World Cup stage for the first time in nearly 30 years.