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Tartan Army feels the heat in Boston as World Cup kicks off

Tartan Army feels the heat in Boston as World Cup kicks off
BBC Scotland Thursday 11 June 2026, 21:56 UTC 1 min read
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Visitors are facing 31C temperatures in the city, with the soaring heat expected to continue into Saturday when Scotland's men face Haiti.

Visitors are facing 31C temperatures in the city, with the soaring heat expected to continue into Saturday when Scotland's men face Haiti.
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