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1:01Now PlayingSoccer fans from Scotland are in Miami today for a game against Brazil.
Several bar owners in Boston confirmed their beer supplies ran dry during Scotland’s World Cup games in that city. Their fans, known as the Tartan Army, have now descended on South Beach. The traditional sounds of bagpipes bellowed as they marched in kilts and traditional blue and white.
Having hydrated, the supporters will be turning their attention to the game against five-time World Cup winners Brazil. That crucial match will determine whether the Tartan Army’s journey continues into the knockout stage.
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