Selling cars & air miles conundrum - what now for Tartan Army?

Selling cars & air miles conundrum - what now for Tartan Army?Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Scotland fans have seen their team score once in three group gamesByScott MullenBBC Sport Scotland in MiamiPublished14 minutes agoNo Scotland, no party.But what happens to the party now?Scotland's World Cup progression hangs in the balance, with multiple favours needed to make it out of Group C.Travelling fans may not know the outcome until Saturday night, so what are they going to do until then?What do Scotland need to make World Cup knockouts?Published2 hours ago'Think we're going home' - Clarke & McGinn rue Scotland mistakes Published10 hours agoScotland's World Cup hopes on brink after 3-0 defeat by BrazilSupporters weren't even back from the stadium before another nail was slammed into the Scotland World Cup coffin.Because over in Group A, South Africa stunned South Korea to leave the Koreans third on three points but with a better goal difference than Steve Clarke's side.With eight third place finishers progressing to the round of 32, Scotland are seventh best with only three of the 12 groups completed.Can Scotland hang on to reach the knockout phase for the first time?Unlikely? Absolutely. Impossible? Err... not quite.Fans plan next movesTo play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.This video can not be playedFigure caption, Scotland hopes on the brink following defeat against BrazilIf Scotland make it through, there are three possible destinations.A return to Boston to meet the Group E winners, likely to be Germany, on Monday, 29 June (21:30 BST).A second route already has the opponent confirmed - Mexico in Mexico City at 02:00 BST on Wednesday, 1 July.There is also a slim chance of face the winner of Group I, France or Norway, at the New York/New Jersey Stadium on Tuesday, 30 June (20:00 BST).Dave Watson, who is a presenter on the No Scotland No Party podcast, had initially shown his ambition a...