Scotland supporters known as the Tartan Army sing “No Scotland, no party” during the World Cup, and the chant is described by local coverage in the United States as something a city will “never forget.” Reports focus on the fans’ presence during the tournament, noting that while Boston has received the most attention, the supporters also base themselves in Providence.
Both outlets highlight the warm reception the group receives in Providence. The Evening Standard frames the chant’s meaning and impact as memorable for the host city, while the Daily Record (Scotland) similarly emphasizes that Scotland fans are welcomed in Providence as well as in Boston. Coverage links the wording of the chant to the supporters’ identity and presence across multiple host locations, and it situates the reception within the broader context of the World Cup.
Overall, the reports present the Tartan Army’s slogan and the fans’ US tour as a shared, standout moment for local communities hosting supporters during the tournament.
