Scotland Fans Celebrated Historic World Cup Win In The Most American Way
Scotland fans have a lot to celebrate early in this summer's World Cup, and they're doing it in a quintessentially American way.
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Scotland fans have a lot to celebrate early in this summer's World Cup, and they're doing it in a quintessentially American way.
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — The Scottish party in Boston won't be finishing anytime soon. The Tartan Army has taken over this part of the world this week, filling the city's bars and pubs, bagpipes startling residents, with song floating on the air. And that was before the football started. Well now the thousands who crossed the Atlantic have their fifth ever World Cup win to celebrate, as Scotland took one step towards the knockout stages by defeating Haiti 1-0 in Foxborough.
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