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What do you do in Boston after your Scotland World Cup team wins 1-0 over Haiti and you have nothing to do until your next match on Friday? The answer is obvious: If the Red Sox are in town, you go to to the hallowed grounds of Fenway Park.

Scotland's travelling supporters descended on the Boston Red Sox fixture against the Texas Rangers as they continued their celebrations after winning their opening World Cup game against Haiti, 1-0. Thousands of members of the Tartan Army packed into Fenway Park for a shift from World Cup action with cold drinks and America's national pastime.

Scotland beat Haiti 1-0 to earn its first World Cup win since 1990. It marked a long-awaited, euphoric moment for the country's players and fans.

Glen Kelly whipped out his bagpipes on the tube home from a fan zone and said "there's no better feeling than being Scottish".