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Sports, Providence Journal. College hoops, high schools, Red Sox, more. @BU_Tweets grad. Kappa Sigma. Two-time Jerome winner. Aspiring best uncle in the world.
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Win or lose for Scotland, the Tartan Army conquered New England hearts

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By Bill Koch Verified
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The Tartan Army is welcome back anytime. That’s the only conclusion we can draw from the past week in New England, this colorful array of visitors from Scotland carousing and charming their way through the region while chasing World Cup dreams.
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Morocco handles Scotland in World Cup matchup at Boston Stadium

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By Bill Koch Verified
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FOXBORO — Morocco ultimately decided this Group C match with Scotland inside the opening two minutes. Ismael Saibari's second goal of this World Cup was an absolute stunner, and it made the difference in a 1-0 triumph. Saibari's right-footed strike rocketed across the penalty area and into the top left corner, leaving Scotland keeper Angus Gunn no chance. Brahim Diaz played provider just as he did for Saibari in Morocco's opener, a 1-1 draw with Brazil.
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What happens is Scotland loses World Cup match against Morocco? Original

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By Katie Landeck, Bill Koch Verified
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June 19, 2026, 7:57 p.m. ET A quick goal for Morocco just seconds into the game has made for a fierce World Cup from Scotland as they try to come back from behind. Despite making many chances for themselves in the second half, the question still nags: what happens if the lose? It wouldn't immediately knock them out of the tournament if they lose this Group C match to Morocco, but it wouldn't be good. The Scots travel to Miami for a meeting with world superpower Brazil to close out group play.
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