Scotland’s Tartan Army enjoys World Cup festivities in Massachusetts

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Last updated Jun 19, 2026

Scotland’s Tartan Army enjoys World Cup festivities in Massachusetts
Summary

Fans of Scotland's men’s national soccer team, known as the Tartan Army, have brought their vibrant celebrations to Massachusetts as they prepare for a match at Gillette Stadium on June 19. Although only about 2% of residents in the state claim Scottish ancestry, the Scots have been greeted warmly, participating in various public festivities and cultural expressions throughout Boston. The Tartan Army, recognized for their distinctive kilts and energetic chants, has based themselves in Massachusetts and Rhode Island for the team’s matches. They are set to continue their celebration in Miami for a match against Brazil on June 24.

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  • Tartan Army has been in Massachusetts for the World Cup festivities for 10 days.
  • Scotland plays at Gillette Stadium on June 19 and then moves to Miami.
  • Fans have engaged local culture, including playful antics in the streets and parks.
  • The Tartan Army is known for its charitable involvement wherever they travel.
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About 2% of Massachusetts residents claim Scottish ancestry but that has not stopped the fans of Scotland's men's national team from being welcomed during the World Cup.

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