Scotland Tartan Army's traffic cone tradition disrupted by Miami police
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 22, 2026, 4:29 PM
Last updated Jun 22, 2026
Miami police intervened as Scotland fans attempted their tradition of placing traffic cones on statues before a World Cup match against Brazil at Hard Rock Stadium, scheduled for today. This follows a successful showing in Boston where fans were praised for their behavior. Videos on social media capture a fan being stopped by police during the act. In contrast to Boston, where authorities were more lenient, Miami's law enforcement took a stricter approach. The Tartan Army plans to participate in a Marlins game against the Texas Rangers later today, where they will meet at a local restaurant and march to the stadium with bagpipers and the Marlins mascot.
- •Tartan Army faces stricter police enforcement in Miami
- •Tradition involves placing cones on statues
- •Fans plan to attend a Marlins game today
- •Scotland's World Cup match against Brazil is crucial
- 4:29 PMYahoo Sports — Miami police foil Scotland Tartan Army's traffic cone tradition
"Scotland's Tartan Army received a colder reception from Miami police, who foiled a fan's traffic cone tradition ahead of a World Cup match.
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