Scotland fans are daring to dream of qualifying for the knockout stages of the World Cup for the first time, ahead of the team's clash with Morocco in Boston.
After defeating Haiti 1-0 last Saturday, another victory later would seal qualification into the last 32 of the competition, and even a draw would almost certainly secure a place.
Fanzones across the country will open for the game, which kicks off at 23:00. Among them will be the TRNSMT music festival in Glasgow, which will switch from rock bands and pop singers to showing John McGinn and company on big screens.
Pubs are also eagerly anticipating ******* per crowds, after a hugely successful Saturday for the Haiti game.
One of the biggest crowds will be at Glasgow Green, where TRNSMT organisers DF Concerts secured a late licence to broadcast the vital match into the early hours of Saturday, despite concerns from local residents.
After defeating Haiti 1-0 last Saturday, another victory later would seal qualification into the last 32 of the competition, and even a draw would almost certainly secure a place.
Fanzones across the country will open for the game, which kicks off at 23:00. Among them will be the TRNSMT music festival in Glasgow, which will switch from rock bands and pop singers to showing John McGinn and company on big screens.
Pubs are also eagerly anticipating ******* per crowds, after a hugely successful Saturday for the Haiti game.
One of the biggest crowds will be at Glasgow Green, where TRNSMT organisers DF Concerts secured a late licence to broadcast the vital match into the early hours of Saturday, despite concerns from local residents.
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