Scotland supporters are being asked to share their personal memories from the World Cup in Boston. The call is for fans to send in their photos, videos and audio recordings from their time in Massachusetts.
Thousands of Tartan Army followers made the trip to Boston during the tournament. The footage will be used to create a programme focusing on the bonds and friendships formed between Scottish fans and local Bostonians. This project aims to capture the unique perspective of supporters who experienced the event on the ground.
BBC Scotland has previously used fan-submitted material to document significant moments for the national side. They made a programme about the 4-2 victory over Denmark that secured World Cup qualification, building a record of supporter experiences.
The national team currently sits third in their World Cup group with three points from three matches. They face a key away fixture against Slovenia on 26 September as they look to improve their standing.
Scotland's recent form shows three wins and two losses from their last five outings, though they have suffered defeats in their last two matches. The team's next challenge is to turn their form around on the road in Slovenia.
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