England 0-0 Ghana: World Cup 2026 – as it happened England were frustrated by a superb defensive performance from Ghana, who might have won the game in the second half The Guardian - UK · Jun 23
England fans 'kicked out' by Boston police as bars across the US city 'locked down' BOSTON police have “kicked out” England fans and “locked down” bars across the city ahead of their team's World Cup clash, according to… The National (Scotland) · Jun 23
Tartan Army ‘given green light to go cone crazy’ on Miami statues It comes after local officers told off a Scotland fan for attempting to ‘cone’ a statue. Evening Standard · Jun 23
The World Cup has served as a timely reminder that maybe we can all get along IN FOCUS: Holly Baxter writes about the unexpectedly heartwarming and heartrending moments — from Freddy the German to Norwegian longboats on the New York City subway and an unlikely social media star from Cape Verde — that have played out on the sidelines of 2026’s World Cup The Independent UK · Jun 23
Jaylen Brown Trade Live Updates: Celtics ‘Listening’ to Offers After Ugly Giannis Antetokounmpo Fallout There’s drama brewing in Boston after the Celtics offered Brown in a failed package deal for Giannis Antetokounmpo. Sports Illustrated · Jun 23
'You're Turning Me Into a Monster!' Jaylen Brown Reacts to NBA Trade Rumours, Fires Back at Doubters Jaylen Brown of the Boston Celtics addresses trade rumours linking him to Giannis Antetokounmpo, expressing determination rather than destabilisation, and reflecting on his future with the team. International Business Times UK · Jun 23
World Cup 2026 LIVE: VAR ‘on holiday’ as ‘lucky’ England react to World Cup setback against Ghana Ghana manager Carlos Queiroz joked VAR ‘went for a coffee’ following the incidents involving Jordan Pickford and Ezri Konsa during the 0-0 draw The Independent UK · Jun 23
Who is Said Martinez? England v Ghana referee makes World Cup history for Honduras The Honduran official will take charge of the game in Boston The Independent UK · Jun 23
Why is Thomas Partey allowed to play against England at the World Cup while charged with rape? The former Arsenal midfielder had his visa application rejected by the Canadian government while he awaits trial in the UK but he is free to play in the US The Independent UK · Jun 23
Scotland’s Tartan Army brings World Cup party from Boston to Miami, in photos Scotland’s so-called Tartan Army of fans has turned its World Cup stay into a roving celebration, bringing crowds, songs and bagpipes to bars, streets and ballparks from Boston to Miami. The Independent UK · Jun 23
England fans allowing themselves to be ‘optimistic’ ahead of Ghana match The Three Lions play at the Gillette Stadium in Foxborough on Tuesday. Evening Standard · Jun 23
Scottish World Cup fans issue warning to England counterparts about ‘expensive’ Boston before Ghana clash Scotland fans who have experienced the long waits have told the Three Lions to expect to be delayed for hours after the final whistle The Independent UK · Jun 22
Scotland fan’s cone prank cut short by Miami police after Boston backing A Scotland fan’s plans to put a cone on a Miami statue were foiled by a police officer - in a sharp contrast to the Tartan Army’s celebrated antics in Boston. The Independent UK · Jun 22
Boston Is Temporarily Legalizing Outdoor Drinking for the World Cup. Why Not Make It Permanent? If Boston can trust adults to “sip and stroll” during the World Cup, it can trust them all year round. Reason · Jun 22
Evening Standard · Jun 22 England fans braced for expensive trips and long waits for next World Cup tie Boston has faced widespread criticism for the cost of a train ticket to the Gillette Stadium in Foxborough.
The Independent UK · Jun 22 Spectacular archaeological find uncovers new remnants of the 1775 Bunker Hill battle A gun flint and musket balls were found at the site
The National (Scotland) · Jun 22 Craig Telfer of The Terrace showing Scotland fans shine at World Cup in video diaries Craig Telfer has been producing daily video diaries for The Terrace podcast at the World Cup and has been stunned by Scotland fans' impact in…
The Independent UK · Jun 22 Boston paper takes out full-page ad paying tribute Scotland’s World Cup fans who drank the city dry ‘The World Cup will move on. So will the songs, but we’ll never forget the joy you brought to our city,’ the ad read
The Independent UK · Jun 22 Tartan Army superfan finds out that not all US police tolerate cone tradition Chris Nicoll said his attempt to decorate the statue was not meant to be ‘disrespectful’.
The National (Scotland) · Jun 22 Boston given pub 'restock' warning by German icon amid potential Scotland match Klopp has revealed he's desperate to see a Scotland v Germany Round of 32 showdown in Boston.
The National (Scotland) · Jun 22 Miami police 'crack down' on Scots putting cones on statues during World Cup visit MIAMI police are cracking down on Scots putting cones on statues as the Tartan Army descend on the city ahead of their match against Brazil this week
The Times of India · Jun 22 They laughed when a 23-year-old Bostonian set off to sell winter to the tropics in 1806: By 1833, Calcutta was paying Tudor today's $8.5 million for ice A revolutionary trade in frozen water transformed colonial India's luxury. American merchant Frederic Tudor defied scepticism and financial ruin to ship New England ice to Calcutta. This feat, utilising advanced insulation and cutting techniques, brought chilled wines, ice cream, and medical relief to the wealthy, establishing Tudor as the 'Ice…
The National (Scotland) · Jun 22 England fans claim to take over Boston and 'kick Tartan Army out' AS THE Tartan Army leave Boston for Scotland’s final World Cup match after two weeks of celebrations, England fans have “taken over” the US…
The National (Scotland) · Jun 22 US senator raves about the Tartan Army, makes special 'proposition' amid Boston exit Massachusetts state senator Feeney has urged the Tartan Army to make an annual return to Boston after hailing the impact of Scotland supporters on…
The Independent UK · Jun 22 Ribs, rainstorms and Republicans: Two weeks inside America’s supersized World Cup DISPATCHES FROM THE USA: On his travels around Los Angeles, Houston and Dallas, Lawrence Ostlere finds football fans, life-giving food and an odd marriage between the World Cup and the USA