Tartan Army returns to Boston for Patriots watch party
The Scottish Tartan Army returned to Boston this weekend after falling in love with the city during the World Cup this summer.
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The Scottish Tartan Army returned to Boston this weekend after falling in love with the city during the World Cup this summer.
The Anchor Boston hosted Scotland's Tartan Army for a New England Patriots watch party on Sunday. WBZ-TV's Amanda Callahan reports.
Scotland's Tartan Army is returning to Boston this weekend to host a new event called "Scot-tober Fest."
The arrival of the "Boston Cone" marked the latest chapter in the city's unlikely love affair with Scotland's Tartan Army.
Nicholas Rossi, 38, was serving at least 10 years in prison in Utah following his convictions in 2025 in two sexual assault cases.
Scotland and its passionate fanbase, known as the Tartan Army, took over Boston during the World Cup. Now, Patriots owner Robert Kraft wants to return the favor.
After the Tartan Army took over Massachusetts for the World Cup, Patriots owner Robert Kraft wants to return the favor with an NFL game in Scotland.
WBZ-TV's Paul Burton reports.
Scotland may have lost 0-1 to Morocco in a World Cup match at Boston Stadium on Friday, but the thing they were most upset about? Leaving New England.
Tens of thousands of Scotland's Tartan Army honored a fan at the World Cup match against Morocco with a minute of applause after he died suddenly in Boston.
The Tartan Army celebrated the life of Donnie Strathie, a Scotland fan who suddenly died in Boston on Sunday.
Members of Scotland's fan base, called the Tartan Army, rode a school bus to Foxboro for the team's World Cup match, and they brought WBZ-TV along for the ride.
The Moroccan fans have officially arrived in Boston and they are feeling confident ahead of the World Cup match against Scotland at Boston Stadium.
Donny Strathie, 76, had a ticket to the World Cup in Foxboro, but died in his Boston hotel before he could attend.
Some World Cup fans were bummed to find the FIFA Fan Festival closed on Thursday, but they quickly turned to other areas to celebrate.
Jobi Liquors has become a landmark for the Tartan Army, and it's not for the shelves full of alcohol.
Soccer fans from Scotland have taken over Boston, and they've brought one of their unique traditions to the United States with them.
Police have released very little information about the case. WBZ-TV's Anna Meiler reports.
Stuart Mackelvie was just in from Scotland for the World Cup, spending the night at the Sturbridge Plaza Hotel when something wild happened outside in the middle of the night. WBZ-TV's Anna Meiler reports.
Scotland's soccer fans are rallying behind one of their own ahead of the team's World Cup match against Morocco at Boston Stadium.
BBC Scotland reporter Steven Godden talks to WBZ-TV reporter Brandon Truitt on what it's been like covering the World Cup in Boston.
Texas leaned on timely hitting and steady pitching to close out its road trip with a much‑needed win.
The party continued Sunday in Boston for Scottish fans after the country's World Cup match win Saturday night.
Hundreds of Scotland supporters marched to Fenway Park in Boston the day after their team beat Haiti in the World Cup.
A Boston Police officer went viral as he juggled a soccer ball with Scotland fans.
