World Cup Coverage
Scotland's Scott McTominay misses training ahead of World Cup opener
Scotland have ‘really good prospects’ for World Cup, says optimistic Swinney
Scotland fan walks 3,000 miles across America to and raise awareness for mental health
FIFA force Haiti to change World Cup shirts before Scotland clash

Scotland's Scott McTominay misses training

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McTominay misses Scotland training
Midfielder Scott McTominay will not train with the Scotland squad on Thursday due to illness. The 29-year-old has a stomach issue but there is no concern about his availability for Sunday's World Cup opener against Haiti (02:00 BST - live on BBC One).

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McTominay travels separately in Boston as precaution
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McTominay travels separately from team as precaution

Scotland fans optimistic

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Scotland fans arrive in the US as World Cup anticipation builds
Edinburgh Airport was awash with kilts and Scotland tops on Wednesday as fans headed to the States via different flight routes. Some going direct to Massachusetts, where Scotland play their first two group games in Boston,

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Scotland fans arrive in Boston for World Cup, say they ran out of beer on flight
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Scotland fans start to arrive in Boston for the World Cup
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Injured Gilmour arrives at World Cup to support Scotland

Billy Gilmour left the team hotel in Glasgow on crutches while the rest of the squad made their way to the airport to fly to the United States Injured Billy Gilmour has made the journey to Boston on his birthday to support his Scotland team-mates at the World Cup.
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Limited tickets remain for Scotland's first World Cup game, get yours now

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is taking over North America this summer and there's still time to see the action in person when Haiti and Scotland meet on June 13 at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts.
CBS Boston on MSN

Scotland's Tartan Army to invade Boston and Providence for World Cup: "You'll see us and hear us"

Scotland fans who call themselves the Tartan Army will soon swarm Boston and Providence ahead of the World Cup matches in Foxboro.
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British World Cup power surge: Electricity spikes expected during England, Scotland matches

British energy officials say England and Scotland’s group games at the World Cup could start a national electricity spike equivalent to the combined power needed for the northern England city of Leeds and Glasgow.

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