Updated 16 June 2026 06:02 BST
BBC Scotland is reporting that Tartan Army members have called for improvements to the queuing system at Boston Stadium after enduring long waits for Scotland’s World Cup opener.
Some feared they would miss the start of last weekend’s match as thousands waited in line to clear security, while others felt there was potential for a dangerous crush.
The stadium itself won praise, but supporters are hoping crowd management lessons will be learned for Scotland’s next match at the venue against Morocco.
US transport officials said they successfully brought nearly 20,000 supporters to the venue by train in time for kick-off. Representatives of Boston Stadium and FIFA have been contacted for comment.
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