BBC Sport is making it easier for fans to follow Scotland’s progress at the men’s World Cup, with the website and app set up to show more coverage of the national team.
With Scotland at their first men’s World Cup since 1998, the broadcaster says supporters will be able to keep up with the team more easily across its digital platforms. The move is designed to help fans find the latest Scotland updates quickly as the tournament unfolds.
More Scotland content on BBC Sport
The changes mean BBC Sport users will see more Scotland-focused coverage on the website and app, giving the national side greater prominence during the World Cup. BBC Sport says the aim is to make it simpler for fans to follow the team’s progress throughout the competition.
Scotland’s return to the men’s World Cup is a major moment for the country, and BBC Sport is responding by placing the team more visibly within its football coverage. That includes making it easier to access news, updates and related World Cup information in one place.
Scotland’s first men’s World Cup since 1998
The tournament marks Scotland’s first appearance at a men’s World Cup since 1998, adding extra significance to BBC Sport’s decision to highlight the team more prominently. For supporters, the changes should make it more straightforward to stay informed as Scotland compete on football’s biggest stage.
BBC Sport’s wider World Cup coverage will still include everything fans need to know about the tournament, but Scotland’s presence will now be easier to find across the site and app. The broadcaster’s approach reflects the scale of interest around the national team’s return to the competition.
As Scotland begin their World Cup campaign, BBC Sport is aiming to ensure fans do not miss key developments, with the website and app tailored to give the team more visibility during the event.
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