It’s finally happening: Scotland is at the World Cup 2026.
After 28 long years — after countless near misses, heartbreaks and moments of hope – Scotland are back at the World Cup. And not just back. Back in the most dramatic, most Scottish way imaginable.
This historic achievement marks a new chapter for Scottish football as we look forward to the Scotland World Cup 2026.
If you weren’t watching on November 18th last year, here’s what you missed: two stoppage-time goals at Hampden Park, a 4-2 win over Denmark, and one of the greatest nights Scottish football has ever produced. Kenny McLean’s last-kick-of-the-game long-range strike sent Hampden – and the whole country – absolutely wild. hunters-coaches
From everyone at Hunters Executive Coaches in Tullibody, we just want to say: come on Scotland. 🏴
The Tartan Army Heads to North America
Steve Clarke’s side, captained by Andy Robertson, face Haiti, Morocco and Brazil in Group C. The fixtures are: hunters-coaches
- Saturday 14 June – Haiti vs Scotland, Boston (2am UK time – set those alarms)
- FrThursday 19th June – Scotland vs Morocco, Boston (11pm UK time)
- Wednesday 24 June – Scotland vs Brazil, Miami (11pm UK time)
The Tartan Army – famous the world over for their warmth, their humour and their sheer enthusiasm — will be there in their thousands. If you’re one of the lucky ones making the trip to North America, we salute you. And if you’re watching from home in Central Scotland, we hope the pub of your choice has a big screen and comfortable seats.
What This Moment Means
For those of us old enough to remember France 1998, this is genuinely emotional. A whole generation of Scottish football fans has grown up never seeing their national team at a World Cup. Children who watched that tournament are now adults in their thirties. For them, and for everyone who kept believing through the difficult years, this is everything.
It’s also a reminder of what football can do for a nation. The night Scotland qualified, from Alloa to Inverness, from Stirling to Glasgow, pubs, living rooms and community halls erupted. That’s what sport does – it brings people together in a way that almost nothing else can.
Getting Your Group Together to Watch the Games
Here at Hunters, sporting events are one of our specialities – and there’s no sporting event quite like a Scotland World Cup game. If your club, your workplace, your community group or your supporters association is planning something special for the matches, we’d love to help with transport.
Whether you’re heading to a fan zone, a big screen event or just coordinating a group of Scotland fans from across Central Scotland to watch together – our fleet of 40+ executive coaches and minibuses is ready to help. No designated driver worries. No car parking stress. Just you, your group, and ninety minutes of believing Scotland can do something special.
Find out more about our sporting events coach hire →
From All of Us at Hunters Coaches – Come On Scotland
We’re a Central Scotland business, through and through. We’re Clackmannanshire, we’re Stirling, we’re Forth Valley. And like every business, every community and every family across this part of the world – we’ll be watching, believing and making far too much noise in the early hours of Saturday morning.
Come on Scotland!! 🏴 ⚽
Planning group transport for a Scotland watching event or sporting occasion? Get in touch with the Hunters team on 01259 215 560 or enquire online. Based in Tullibody, Clackmannanshire – serving Central Scotland and beyond.
