Boston continues World Cup run despite logistical challenges
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 30, 2026, 9:08 PM
Last updated Jun 30, 2026
Boston is hosting the World Cup amidst difficulties with fundraising and transportation. The event has featured compelling storylines, including Scotland's enthusiastic but short-lived participation and a recent penalty shootout involving Paraguay and Germany. Despite initial concerns over public safety costs and licensing issues, over 155,000 fans attended the Fan Fest. However, transportation to Gillette Stadium remains a challenge, with high costs and capacity issues affecting attendance.
- •Boston's World Cup faced significant logistical and financial issues.
- •Scotland's exit from the tournament was a notable storyline.
- •Paraguay scored an upset victory over Germany in a penalty shootout.
- •Over 155,000 fans attended the Fan Fest, falling short of expectations.
- •Transportation issues to Gillette Stadium have impacted match attendance.
- 9:08 PMYahoo Sports — Boston’s Rocky World Cup Still Delivered Tournament Classics
"Scotland, a knockout thriller, and America250 are making up for difficult preparations.
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