Tartan Army facing ‘special kind of torture’ as they face cup uncertainty
Jessica Rinaldi/Boston Globe Staff By Abby Patkin June 25, 2026 | 2:10 PM 1 minute to read ... Send this article to your social connections.
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To comment, please create a screen name in your profile World Cup No Scotland, no party: The Dubliner closes for a one-day break after Tartan Army takeover World Cup The Tartan Army took over another MLB game — this time in Miami. After charming Bostonians and annexing the city amid Scotland’s World Cup campaign, the Tartan Army has paid homage to Beantown with a full-page ad in The Herald (no, not that one). “Dear Boston, thank you for welcoming us with open arms, open bars and open minds,” the ad in The Herald, a Scottish newspaper, begins. Fans are unsure as to what will happen next.
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To comment, please create a screen name in your profile World Cup No Scotland, no party: The Dubliner closes for a one-day break after Tartan Army takeover World Cup The Tartan Army took over another MLB game — this time in Miami
according to Boston.comAfter charming Bostonians and annexing the city amid Scotland’s World Cup campaign, the Tartan Army has paid homage to Beantown with a full-page ad in The Herald (no, not that one). “Dear Boston, thank you for welcoming us with open arms, open bars and open minds,” the ad in The Herald, a Scottish newspaper, begins.
according to Boston.comFans are unsure as to what will happen next.
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