World Cup fans celebrate in North America as tournament progresses
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 18, 2026, 9:50 AM
Last updated Jun 18, 2026
The 2026 World Cup is actively taking place, having begun a week ago in North America. Fans from around the world are displaying their passion, particularly the Scots, who have drawn attention in Boston by extensively enjoying local bars. English supporters are also making their presence known, contributing to viral moments during the matches. Other national fans, including Uzbeks, have been highlighted for their emotional responses to games. As the tournament continues, various fan groups captivate audiences with their enthusiasm.
- •The 2026 World Cup has been underway for a week now.
- •Scottish fans, known as the Tartan Army, dominate Boston's bar scene.
- •English fans have gone viral for their spirited celebrations.
- •A young Uzbek fan became a highlight after a goal against Colombia.
- •Various fan groups are making a significant impact at the tournament.
- 9:50 AMYahoo Sports — 🎥 Beer, tackles, ice hockey: World Cup fans go wild!
"The 2026 World Cup has now been in full swing for a week. And while the tournament has already produced plenty of highlights on the pitch, one group in particular is really delivering: football fans f...
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