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Scotland's papers: Tartan Army take over and World Cup pubs boost

Scotland's papers: Tartan Army take over and World Cup pubs boost
BBC Scotland Sunday 14 June 2026, 08:12 UTC 1 min read
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Scotland fans descending on Boston and pubs back home hoping for a lift in profits make the front pages.

Scotland fans descending on Boston and pubs back home hoping for a lift in profits make the front pages.
Scotland (LOCATION) Tartan Army (ORG) World Cup (EVENT) Boston (LOCATION)
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