
Scotland fans vow to party despite Brazil loss
Scotland fans say defeat to Brazil won't stop them from celebrating the World Cup.

Scotland fans say defeat to Brazil won't stop them from celebrating the World Cup.

BBC Sport reporters share their experiences at 2026 World Cup venues across Mexico, USA, and Canada. Azteca Stadium earns praise for its history, while Seattle's Lumen Field is noted for its atmosphere and backdrop. Boston's signage and transport draw criticism.

Brazil and Morocco have qualified for the FIFA World Cup Round of 32. The announcement was made on the official FIFA website.

Residents of Boston have cast their votes in a poll determining whether the city favors Scotland or England fans. The results are now in.
Qatar midfielder Assim Madibo has been suspended for five matches by FIFA for a challenge that broke Canada's Ismael Kone's leg during a World Cup match. Kone underwent surgery and will miss the rest of the tournament.

The BBC has extended its rights agreement with UEFA to broadcast men's international matches for Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland until June 2028. The deal covers around 60 live matches over the next two years, including Nations League fixtures and Euro 2028 qualifiers, all available free-to-air across BBC platforms.

TV presenter Lorraine Kelly, a devoted Scotland fan, jokes she will 'pull a sickie' if Scotland reach the final.

José Mourinho has stated his love for Real Madrid and indicated he is returning to the club, saying he does not deny it.

Donald Trump and FIFA President Gianni Infantino will jointly present the World Cup trophy to the winners at the final in New York, Infantino announced.

Five nations have been eliminated from the 2026 World Cup after losing their first two group stage matches. Haiti, Turkey, Tunisia, Jordan, and Panama are out. A format change means head-to-head records are the primary tiebreaker.