No matter who you're rooting for, the World Cup is an "opportunity to express where you're from, who you are and how you celebrate." For the Scots, who are in the tournament this year for the first time in 28 years, that means kilts, kits, bagpipes, beer and more. spr.ly/63328B871Nn
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Scotland play two of their three opening round World Cup matches in Boston. That means, for the next week or so, there'll be kilts as far as the eye can see. Cloe Axelson got a taste of the Tartan Army at The Haven in Jamaica Plain.
