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1. Scotland fans boo as huge crowds stuck outside stadium ahead of Haiti game

   Hundreds of fans were stuck in queues outside Boston Stadium before kick off.

2. Tartan Army head to Haiti clash on school buses as fans dodged sky-high travel prices

   Hundreds of supporters signed up for the cheap World Cup convoys after the extraordinary efforts of key organisers.

3. Molly-Mae's first post-birth appearance with baby name reveal at Tommy Fury Eddie Hall fight

   Tommy Fury faces off against the former World's Strongest Man tonight, with the new dad taking to the ring days after he and fiance Molly-Mae announced the birth of their second child

4. Neonatal unit shares adorable photo of 'tiny supporters' getting behind Scotland team

   The next generation of football fans have been making some heartwarming masterpieces ahead of kick-off.

5. Crazy scenes in Boston as Tartan Army party in city centre ahead of kick-off

   It's almost time for Scotland to play their World Cup opening match and the scenes in Boston speak for themselves.

6. Rod Stewart jets to Boston for World Cup as he says 'I'll die happy' if Scotland qualify

   The singer posted a video of himself jetting to see Scotland take on Haiti hours after axing a gig due to ill health.

7. Brooklyn Beckham explains why no one answered when sister Harper came to visit

   The ongoing saga of the Beckham family rift took another turn this week, as Harper was left standing on her brother's doorstep

8. John Swinney hails 'electric' atmosphere in Boston ahead of World Cup kick off

   The FM has joined thousands of Scotland fans for a Boston takeover ahead of our first World Cup match in 28 years.

9. Scotland fans prop traffic cone on Boston statue in hilarious Duke of Wellington tribute

   Scots have quipped that Boston and Glasgow now have a "special cone-ection" after the funny move.

10. Scotland's Tartan Army 'to down 5million pints tonight' as party atmosphere builds

    Scots are braced to roar on Steve Clarke's boys against Haiti from 2am in pubs, bars and parties across the country.