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Promises of improved World Cup queues for Scotland v Morocco

Promises of improved World Cup queues for Scotland v Morocco
BBC Scotland Thursday 18 June 2026, 21:04 UTC 1 min read
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Some Tartan Army members complained of "dangerous" queues around Boston Stadium at Scotland's World Cup opener.

Some Tartan Army members complained of "dangerous" queues around Boston Stadium at Scotland's World Cup opener.
World Cup (EVENT) Scotland (LOCATION) Morocco (LOCATION) Tartan Army (ORG) Boston Stadium (LOCATION)
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