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Cheers! Scotland’s Tartan Army drink Boston dry ahead of first World Cup match as celebs Gerard Butler, Martin Compston and Richard Gadd lead pre-match celebrations

13 June 2026,3:47 PM

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Scots have crossed the Atlantic to make the team’s match against Haiti, however, it appears they have depleted the city’s booze supply in the ongoing pre-match festivities.

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