Tartan Army feels the heat in Boston as World Cup kicks off
Summary
Fans of the Scotland national football team, known as the Tartan Army, have arrived in Boston to support the team in the World Cup despite very hot weather. The city is preparing for large crowds, with some fans facing travel problems and local officials working on solutions to manage the influx.Key Facts
- The World Cup started in Mexico, with the opening game won by Mexico 2-0 against South Africa.
- Scotland’s first match in the tournament is against Haiti in Boston.
- Around 30,000 Scotland fans are expected in Boston for this game.
- Temperatures in Boston are very high, reaching 31°C (about 88°F).
- Boston’s only Scottish pub, The Haven, is very busy and has added extra Scottish beer and live music to welcome fans.
- Some Scotland fans have had trouble entering the U.S. due to issues with travel permits called ESTA.
- The British government is working with U.S. officials to help fans who have travel problems.
- Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s office is trying to create a special area for fans to gather and celebrate safely.
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