Watch as Scotland fans erupt in rousing sing-a-long outside Boston pub
The Tartan Army have made themselves at home in America as they burst into song outside an Irish pub in Boston.
The Tartan Army have travelled to the United States of America in their thousands, donning their Scotland strips, kilts and sporrans.
And of course, they’ve brought their voices with them too.
Our Sports Writer Alan Pattullo is currently following Steve Clarke’s men around the east coast of the USA as they prepare to compete in their first World Cup tournament since 1998.
Read more: No Scotland No Party: What fan festivities can tell us about who we are
Whilst out and about in Boston city centre yesterday, he captured the incredible moment hundreds of fans erupted into a rousing sing-a-long of football fan favourite ‘Gala - Freed From Desire’ - but replaced the chorus with the lyrics “Scotland’s on fire, your defence is terrified!”
The group of supporters made themselves at home as they burst into singsong, waving the Saltire flag and dancing outside The Dubliner pub in the Massachusetts capital.
Our reporters Alan Pattullo and Katharine Hay are out and about following Steve Clarke’s men and the Tartan Army as Scotland compete in their first World Cup tournament since 1998. Sign up for our daily newsletter to hear what they get up to Stateside.
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It’s safe to say World Cup fever is well and truly upon us and you know what they say ... “No Scotland, No Party!”
You can watch the video in full in the player above. Don’t forget to tag us in any videos or pictures if you’re out and about watching Scotland v Haiti!
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