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Scotland World Cup Quiz: Test Your Knowledge of National Team Stars
Ahead of Scotland's World Cup match against Morocco, test your knowledge of Scottish players with at least five World Cup appearances. Can you name them all?
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Players
Scott Brown Apologises to Bald Fans in Q&A
Former Scotland international Scott Brown answers fan questions, apologising to bald people in a lighthearted exchange.
Opinion
Rooney reveals soft spot for Scotland, still bitter over Wales
Wayne Rooney says he has developed a soft spot for Scotland during the World Cup, but remains unforgiving toward Wales for celebrating England's Euro 2016 exit.
Teams
BBC's Samuel Ukah previews Scotland's World Cup opponents Morocco
BBC Scotland's Samuel Ukah provides a guide to Morocco, who face Scotland on Friday at the World Cup (23:00 BST).
Matches
Football Daily Previews Scotland's World Cup Test Against Morocco
Football Daily previews Scotland's World Cup match against Morocco with guest Charlie Adam. German journalist Raphael Honigstein analyzes group stage contenders, including Spain's draw with Cape Verde and Portugal's prospects.
History
France 98: Scotland v Morocco World Cup Highlights
Watch highlights of Scotland's last World Cup meeting with Morocco at the France 1998 World Cup.
Matches
Scotland Fans Dream of Knockout Stage as Morocco Clash Looms
Scotland fans dare to dream of World Cup knockout qualification for the first time as the team faces Morocco in Boston. Fanzones across the country, including at the TRNSMT music festival, will open for the late-night match, while pubs anticipate record profits after a successful Haiti game.
Teams
Scotland fans in 'Little Scotland' cheer World Cup return
In Corby, Northamptonshire, known as 'Little Scotland' for its Scottish steelworker heritage, residents celebrate Scotland's first World Cup win in 36 years. Fans express cautious optimism for the tournament ahead, with hopes of advancing past the group stage.
Nations & Continental
Scotland's Boston love affair one for the ages
Scotland fans have taken over Boston with their spirited celebrations, but a joke by Governor Healey about legalizing haggis sparked confusion. The Tartan Army's behavior has been exemplary, with no arrests reported, and Mayor Wu has proposed a sister city relationship with Glasgow.
Matches
World Cup organisers promise better queues for Scotland v Morocco
World Cup organisers say crowd control and queuing have been improved for Scotland's match against Morocco after fans faced lengthy waits last weekend. The Tartan Army called for changes at Boston Stadium after thousands of supporters were stuck in line waiting for trains and to clear security gates.
Matches
England and Scotland's Potential World Cup Last-32 Opponents
England could face Portugal in the World Cup last 32, while Scotland may meet Japan. The expanded knockout phase includes 32 teams from 12 groups and eight best third-placed nations.
News
Scottish fans win $10,676 in Boston Red Sox raffle
Four Scotland supporters from Bonnyrigg, Midlothian, became the first known UK winners of the Boston Red Sox 50/50 raffle, winning $10,676.90 after buying a $40 ticket at Fenway Park.
Players
John McGinn's goggles celebration raises awareness for nephew's
Scotland's John McGinn explains his iconic goggles celebration, inspired by his nephew Jack who needs strong prescription lenses to play football. The Aston Villa midfielder hopes to encourage children worldwide to embrace their differences.
Women's World Cup
Corsie plays word association with Scotland World Cup squad
Former Scotland women's captain Rachel Corsie plays word association with members of the Scotland men's 2026 World Cup squad.
Matches
Clarke's Key Selection Decisions for Morocco Clash
Scotland face Morocco in a crucial World Cup group match, with a point likely securing knockout qualification. Manager Steve Clarke must decide on formation, midfield inclusion of Ryan Christie, and who leads the attack.
Matches
Christie chases World Cup dream on same stage as idol Messi
Scotland midfielder Ryan Christie reflects on sharing the World Cup stage with his idol Lionel Messi. The 31-year-old, who never imagined playing in a major tournament, prepares to face Morocco after a cameo against Haiti.
News
Scotland fans adorn Boston statues with traffic cone hats
Scotland fans visiting Boston for the World Cup have been placing bright orange traffic cones on statues, a tradition from Glasgow. The prank has been seen on statues including the Arms of Friendship, former mayor Kevin White, and basketball legend Bill Russell. Local authorities have begun removing the cones, but fans continue the practice.
News
Tartan Army 'brought new life' to America's smallest state
Thousands of Scotland fans have turned Rhode Island into a hub during the World Cup, raising over $23,500 for charity and boosting local businesses. The Providence Tartan Army organized buses, events, and community outreach, leaving a lasting legacy.
Players
Scotland's Christie on 'idol' Messi
Scotland's Ryan Christie discusses his ambition to make a name for himself and perform on the world stage with everyone watching.
Matches
Scotland faces heat challenge at World Cup
Scotland's World Cup campaign faces rising temperatures, with matches in Boston, Miami, and Charlotte. The team has acclimatized through early arrival and extreme environment training, but heat and humidity could impact performance against Morocco and Brazil.