Boston bounce sends Scotland to Miami with hope and no fear

Boston bounce sends Scotland to Miami with hope & no fearImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Scotland fans saw their team beat Haiti and lose to Morocco in BostonByAmy CanavanBBC Sport Scotland at Boston StadiumPublished24 minutes agoWhen the draw for Scotland's first appearance at a men's World Cup was made in December, all eyes were on Brazil in Miami.A glamour game against the undisputed icons of the sport, staged in one of the coolest cities on the planet.It doesn't get much better than that, does it?Boston said "hold my beer", if there's any left, that is.The Tartan Army leave Boston reluctantly, while doing so with a heap of hope in search of history as progression out of Group C remains in the grasp of Steve Clarke's side.Flawed but relentless Scotland show themselves as men of substancePublished13 hours agoShould Scotland have had two penalties & been playing against 10 men?Published14 hours agoScotland's World Cup knockout hopes remain alive despite Morocco defeatAn unforgettable friendship forgedFor a whole generation, this is a first World Cup. What a place to spend it.'Born Slippy', the evocative soundtrack that resonates so deeply with the millennial and Gen Z crew who are living through this for the first time, bounced down the streets of Boston earlier in the week. Hairs on the back of the neck were standing up, eyes watering away. Folk from these parts gawping and filming their visitors in awe.They now know how super John McGinn is, that no Scotland means no party and that washing-up liquid is one of the most important items on a trip of this kind.Known for their sporting success - the Boston Red Sox, the Boston Celtics, the Bruins, the New England Patriots - soccer is not one of them. Well, it wasn't two weeks ago.Now, there are billboards advertising the possibility of owning a professional Scottish club., externalLocals are asking where they can buy the pink shirt? It's salmo...