Not just Scotland in town! England fans have also taken over Boston for the FIFA World Cup

Scotland takes on Morocco this Friday at 6 p.m. as the countdown clock winds down. The Moroccans are expected to also show up big-time in Boston. There's a community celebration happening tonight in front of City Hall. And live up to London, England just won its first match. The team beat Croatia 4-2. Boston 25 news reporter Daniel Coates is live at the Greatest Bar in Boston, where the English fans, as you can see, have taken over. Daniel, hi, how are you doing out there? I'm having the time of my life, Rachel. This is unbelievable, the crowd you can hear from all the way down the street. And hey, guys, how we feeling? How we feeling? Yeah, brilliant! Unbelievable, great win! Take a look right here, Rachel. The party is on. England gets it done, 4-2. And we're just getting started here. It's not just a Scottish party in Boston. Their neighbours to the south are making themselves at home, too. England kicking off their World Cup in style at the Greatest Bar. It's a family here, like, even if you support a different Premier League club, but when your country plays, you have to be here. This is what the World Cup's all about. Loads of English people getting together for the World Cup. England! You support your country, you give back and forth, and just support your teams. But there's an elephant in the English room. Thousands from the Tartan army who've taken the city by storm over the last week. The English fans are miles better than the Scottish fans. We know it's a drink. I don't know, it's Scottish are better at drinking. Come on, England! It looks like my countrymen have made a good start so far, so we can take the baton on from here. Hopefully they're not sick of us by this point. Scottish reinforcements are still flying into Logan. Thousands more expected before their second match in Foxborough against Morocco Friday. We got the call a couple of weeks ago, they said they're running out of beer, they need some help, so that's why we're over here to give them a hand. Drinking some beer and partying hard. The Three Lions, though, are letting their play on the pitch do the talking. I mean, I want to say it's coming home, but I'll be happy with a Stamis or something like that. So is it coming home? It's coming home. Rachel, these people think it's coming home. It's perfectly for their World Cup campaign here in the U.N. Rachel, just the beginning of the party here in Boston. I'll send it back to you. Oh, I can see. I'm jealous. I wish I was out there with you, Daniel. Have fun.