Norway 3:2 Senegal 
Denton Diablos 3:1 McKinney Chupacabras 
Jordan 1:2 Algeria 
Changchun Xidu 0:0 Rizhao Yuqi 
Qingdao Red Lions 0:0 Dalian Kewei 
Shanghai Second 1:2 Dalian Yingbo B 
Xiamen Feilu 0:0 Hubei Chufeng Heli 
Gold Coast Knights 4:1 Eastern Suburbs 
Robina City 5:1 Capalaba 
Edgeworth Eagles 3:2 Lambton Jaffas 
Paro 11:0 Ugyen Academy 
Logan Lightning 2:3 Holland Park Hawks 
Zvezda St. Petersburg 2:3 Spartak Moscow 2 
Guangdong Mingtu 0:0 Guizhou Zhucheng 
Nantong Haimen Codion 2:2 Shanghai Port II 
Humenné 1:2 Zemplín Michalovce 
Alga 3:1 Bars 
Neftchi 1:3 Dordoi Bishkek 
KuPS 4:3 Ilves 
Lahti 0:0 Turku PS 
VPS 4:1 AC Oulu 
Saburtalo 2:1 Meshakhte 
BFA 0:2 Kauno Žalgiris 
Zbrojovka Brno 4:0 Prostějov 
Minija 1:0 Panevėžys 
Levski Sofia 5:0 Etar Veliko Tarnovo 
Sileks 0:1 Dinamo Tirana 
FC Gomel 0:0 Enisey 
Inter Turku 0:0 SJK 
FF Jaro 0:1 Gnistan 
When Scottish fans visited Boston ahead of the 2026 World Cup, they left a lasting impression. Locals loved their cheerful energy, respect for the city, and love for good conversation. Now, with England’s turn coming up, many wonder if English supporters can win the same warm welcome.
What Made Scotland’s Fans So Popular?
Scottish supporters stood out for a few key reasons. They didn’t just watch the games—they became part of the community.
- They visited local pubs and restaurants, tipping well and chatting with staff.
- They joined in city events and parades, waving flags without causing trouble.
- They shared stories about Scotland, from history to music, earning genuine interest.
Boston residents described the Scottish fans as polite, funny, and easy to be around. It set a high bar for any visiting team.
England Fans Face Different Challenges
England supporters arrive with a bigger spotlight and a mixed reputation from past tournaments. To succeed in Boston, they’ll need to focus on a few things.
- Show respect for local customs and avoid loud or aggressive behavior.
- Engage with fans from other countries, not just their own.
- Support local businesses and contribute to the city’s festive mood.
Some English fan groups are already planning community events, like charity football matches and pub quizzes, to build goodwill ahead of the matches.
Can England Match the Scottish Hospitality?
Winning over Boston isn’t just about avoiding trouble—it’s about creating positive memories. If England fans can be friendly, curious, and respectful, they might just earn the same affection Scotland received. The 2026 World Cup could be a chance to change how the world sees English supporters, starting in Boston.