Multiple reports say thousands of Scotland World Cup supporters (“the Tartan Army”) arrive in Florida ahead of a Brazil showdown, and that Miami police respond to concerns about fan behavior. The sources describe that Scotland supporters had previously made Boston their base for the opening group matches against Haiti and Morocco, and that they drew positive attention for their conduct there. In contrast, the reporting indicates that Miami authorities take a stricter approach as the group’s presence grows in the city. The articles emphasize police attention focused on “boozy antics” and rowdy behavior, describing a crackdown as fans settle in ahead of upcoming games. No specific figures for arrests or charges are provided in the excerpts, and the reports frame the issue as a difference in how local authorities in Miami respond compared with earlier host locations. Overall, the coverage centers on the scale of fan arrivals and law-enforcement efforts in Miami to manage public order leading up to the team’s next match.