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Robert Kraft Wants Patriots To Play Game In Scotland After Tartan Army's World Cup Takeover Of Boston

The Patriots spokesperson said finding teams that want to play in new international markets is something the league encourages.

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Updated on: June 24, 2026

Scotland and its passionate fanbase, known as the Tartan Army, basically took over Boston and Massachusetts during the World Cup. Now, New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft wants to return the favor.

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A spokesperson for the Patriots confirmed to WBZ-TV Tuesday that Kraft has reached out to the NFL to express interest in the team playing a game in Scotland in the future. The Boston Globe first reported the team's interest.

The NFL does not currently have a venue designated for NFL games in Scotland. The Patriots spokesperson said finding teams that want to play in new international markets is something the league encourages.

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