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Scotland fans celebrate at Fenway Park to 1970s disco hit

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Last updated Jun 16, 2026

Scotland fans celebrate at Fenway Park to 1970s disco hit

Summary

Scotland national soccer team supporters brought 'Yes Sir, I Can Boogie' to Fenway Park during festivities this summer. The anthem's rise is linked to a stag-do video featuring Andy Considine in drag, which gained fame after Scotland's Euro 2020 qualification. The song has now become a staple for the Tartan Army, with its revival providing joy amid the pandemic. The Tartan Army's celebration at Fenway illustrates the enduring spirit of Scottish fans, who continue to carry this unofficial anthem to major events.

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•Fans at Fenway Park celebrated with 'Yes Sir, I Can Boogie'.
•The song gained popularity after a viral stag-do video featuring Considine.
•It became an anthem during Scotland's Euro 2020 matches.
•The Tartan Army is expected to continue using the anthem at future events.

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