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Tartan Army's World Cup traffic cone high jinks are taking over Scotland

BBC News • July 4, 2026 • 1 min read

Scotland fans' coning of statues during the World Cup has led to a surge in the practice back home, but not everyone has welcomed it.

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Tartan Army's World Cup traffic cone high jinks are taking over Scotland

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