Tartan Army celebrations kick off in Boston for Scotland's first World Cup match

Three decades after Scotland last played at a World Cup in the United States, the Tartan Army has flooded Boston as fans prepare for Scotland's first World Cup match in 28 years against Haiti on Saturday at 9 p.m. local time. High-profile attendees include First Minister John Swinney, actor Gerard Butler and singer Clare Grogan, who attended a Scottish Night in Boston at the Royale. The celebration extended to pubs like The Haven, where fans waved Scotland flags and chanted. Charity walker Craig Ferguson completed a 3,000-mile kilted journey across the U.S. and reached his £1 million fundraising target with a £400,000 government donation en support.