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Scotland improves World Cup crowd control before Morocco match

BBC News • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 18, 2026, 9:04 PM

Last updated Jun 18, 2026

Scotland improves World Cup crowd control before Morocco match
Summary

World Cup organizers have made changes to crowd control for Scotland's match against Morocco after fans reported dangerous queues during the previous game against Haiti. Complaints about lengthy waits for trains and security led to adjustments from both FIFA and local authorities. The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority has improved signage and routing for fans, and additional measures were implemented following feedback from Police Scotland. Approximately 16,000 train tickets have been sold for the upcoming match, with organizers anticipating another packed stadium. Earlier matches have seen smoother operations after these adjustments.

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  • •Scotland fans faced long queues during the World Cup opener against Haiti.
  • •FIFA acknowledges previous issues and implemented crowd control changes.
  • •Boston's transportation system adapted signage and routing for fan travel.
  • •Nearly 20,000 train tickets were sold for Scotland's match against Morocco.
  • •Local police provided feedback to enhance safety at the tournament.
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  • 9:04 PMBBC News — Promises of improved World Cup queues for Scotland v Morocco - BBC
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Some Tartan Army members complained of "dangerous" queues around Boston Stadium at Scotland's World Cup opener.

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