Scotland fans drink out of a bar in Boston after a 1-0 win over Haiti.

Scotland fans in Boston caused beer shortages at bars after Scotland's 1-0 win over Haiti in their first World Cup appearance in 28 years. Bar owners in Boston reported that Scotland supporters had run out or nearly ran out of beer in their stores. Therefore, some places must order urgent delivery to replenish stocks. Some customers drank four times as much as on normal celebration days. As a result, many suppliers have to report that products are out of stock as well. In addition to the lack of stock Some stores are also reporting that certain brands are temporarily out of stock. And there was one incident where the store's freezer door was damaged from being opened and closed repeatedly. The owner of the bar The Dubliner told NBC Boston: “Last week was the most successful in our history. I planned ahead and ordered more delivery last Saturday. But the distributor himself says his stock is almost gone as well. He will receive his delivery today. The rest of the city will get it tomorrow.” Scotland next play their group matches against Morocco on 20 June and Brazil on 25 June.