England fans join Scotland in Boston ahead of World Cup clash
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 23, 2026, 1:15 PM
Last updated Jun 23, 2026
England fans have arrived in Boston to support their team before the upcoming World Cup match against Ghana on Tuesday. Following Scotland's successful week in the city, where they drained many bars ahead of their own match against Brazil, England fans are eager to take on the drinking challenge. Reports indicate some bars have already run out of beer due to the influx of supporters. The atmosphere in Boston remains festive as both sets of fans interact, showing a rare moment of camaraderie amid the football rivalry. A win for England would secure a place in the knockout stage of the World Cup.
- •England faces Ghana in Boston on June 23.
- •Scotland fans previously dominated bars in Boston.
- •Bars have closed early due to beer shortages.
- •England fans aim to match or exceed drinking records set by Scotland.
- •Victory for England guarantees advancement to World Cup knockout stage.
- 1:15 PMYahoo Sports — England fans vow to outdrink Scotland in Boston after bars run dry in World Cup frenzy
"Scotland’s supporters spent the best part of a week draining Boston’s bars dry, and now England’s fans have arrived with a similar idea in mind. England play Ghana in Boston on Tuesday, and a win will guarantee a place in the World Cup knockout stage.
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