And if you haven't noticed, our website is knee deep with more Scotland World Cup content.

Here's some fresh stuff for you to dive into head first:

• Ryan Christie: Scotland have chip on shoulder in search of history
• The rise and rise of 'Meatball' McGinn
• Dalglish, Souness & Rod Stewart - Scotland's World Cup '86 remembered
• What history tells us about Scotland's World Cup openers

While we all cross our fingers that Scott McTominay recovers sharp, Scotland team-mate Ryan Christie was a guest on The Wayne Rooney Show and the pair discussed the Napoli player's influence.

Man Utd great Rooney can't quite believe his former club let the midfielder go two summers ago.

The way these players are speaking, you really get the sense they are done with the 'Scotland are here for the party' schtick.

They really want to make an impact at these finals.

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That is all from Mr Kenny McLean.

Judging by those comments, they perhaps seem unsure whether Scott McTominay has eaten something dodgy or whether it's a bug.

Let's hope for the former.

Scotland midfielder Kenny McLean: "We want to make a stamp in this competition. First thing's first we start with Haiti, we don't want to look too far ahead.

"Looking beyond this, there's a lot in place. We have a lot of young boys coming through.

"Twenty-eight years was way too long, it's not going to be that long again."

Scotland midfielder Kenny McLean: "We had that amazing night six months ago, but we need to focus on the here and now.

"We know how special this can be for us. We know we're in a good place to create more memories.

"We know it's about what we do and we have everything in place be as good as we can be, create more history and create they memories again."

Scotland midfielder Kenny McLean is asked why head coach Steve Clarke is wearing a tracksuit in sweltering heat: "You can be the one that questions what he's wearing. That's his decision."

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Scotland midfielder Kenny McLean: "Since we've met up, we know what we're building up to. But the experience has been amazing.

"Every time I see someone sitting up here they say how good it is being away with this group of lads - and it's honestly incredible.

"We've got one job in hand and we're here to take care of business."

Asked if Scotland are in the best shape they can be mentally, midfielder Kenny McLean adds: "I think so. There have been a couple issues the past couple of weeks, but that's pretty normal after long seasons.

"We've looked after ourselves as best as we could. Everybody is in great shape. The training has been amazing, intense when it's had to be, chilled when it's had to be."

More from Scotland midfielder Kenny McLean on Scott McTominay: "I don't need to speak too much on him, everyone knows how big he is.

"It's a team effort and always will be, but when you have special, special players like that you want them to be available. I'm sure he will be.

"His preparation has been amazing, apart from maybe something he's eaten along the line.

"He's up in a mural for a reason. He's an amazing guy, amazing part of the team."

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Scotland midfielder Kenny McLean: "Every game is going to be as big as the other, but [Haiti] is the one that's approaching.

"This is the one the main focus is on right now. There's a lot of expectation, we put a lot of expectation on ourselves.

"We'll look to go there and win the game."

Scotland midfielder Kenny McLean: "[The Denmark moment] has been been and gone now. We want to make more history.

"There's more to come - we believe and I believe. Preparation has been amazing, couldn't have gone any better.

"We need to maximise the opportunity we've got."

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Scotland midfielder Kenny McLean is instantly asked if he is feeling OK, given the news Scott McTominay missed training today with an upset stomach.

"Mines is alright thankfully," he says. "Hopefully that doesn't spread. Fingers crossed Scott will be fine. I'm sure he will be"

He's here!

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Still cannot believe what we watched that night.

For a player that has faced so much unfair scrutiny over the years, it is bonkers how many moments Kenny McLean has been responsible for.

I might not be so nice if he keeps us waiting much longer.

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Did anyone watch the live stream we provided of the players training earlier?

Same. Cannae get enough.

Anyway, you might have noticed there was no Scott McTominay. I know, I know.

We have been told the Napoli man has an upset stomach. He should hopefully be OK soon.

So in the words of Gianni Infantino: "Just, you know, chill, relax".

Scott McKenna was absent again, too. He is carrying a slight knock.

You should have a 'watch live' option at the top of this feed now.

All you'll get is a placeholder graphic and some creepy elevator music.

I'll let you know when Kenny arrives.

Dearie me. They're going to get a fright.

Andy Burke
BBC Sport Scotland Senior Reporter in Boston

The Scotland tops and kilts are starting to be seen around Boston, normally taking shelter under the nearest tree.

As expected, it is hot and very humid and those hardy souls making the trek across the Atlantic will need well hydrated over the next few days.

As has been reported in other host cities, Boston does not - at least on my initial short stroll around - seem to be a place gripped by World Cup fever. A few locals have even asked what we're doing here! In a very pleasant way, to be clear.

As the Scotland fans continue to pour in, the residents of Boston will soon got a proper sense of what the World Cup is all about.