When the draw for Scotland’s first men’s World Cup appearance in 28 years was made in December, all eyes immediately turned to Brazil in Miami.
A glamour clash against the undisputed giants of the game, staged in one of the most vibrant cities on the planet — it hardly gets bigger than that.
Or so it seemed. Then Boston stepped in like it had something to prove.
The Tartan Army now leave Boston reluctantly, but with renewed belief, carrying hope as they chase history, with progression from Group C still firmly within Steve Clarke’s side’s grasp.
