Will England fans in Boston follow Scotland's lead?
Summary
Thousands of Scottish fans, known as the Tartan Army, came to Boston for Scotland’s first two World Cup matches since 1998 and created a lively, positive atmosphere in the city. Local venues and officials welcomed them warmly, and now England supporters are arriving for their next World Cup game.Key Facts
- Boston hosted Scotland’s first two World Cup matches since 1998.
- Tens of thousands of Scottish fans visited Boston and supported local businesses like pubs.
- Scottish fans were respectful, tipped well, and helped create a happy atmosphere in the city.
- Boston’s mayor signed a letter to make Boston and Glasgow sister cities.
- Local newspapers and sports officials praised the Scottish fans’ positive impact.
- Hundreds of Scottish fans attended a Boston Red Sox baseball game, creating a unique atmosphere.
- After the Scotland matches, about 10,000 to 15,000 England fans arrived in Boston for their next World Cup match.
- Pub managers expect the environment to be less lively with England fans compared to the Scottish fans.
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