The Bleachers: A new daily World Cup show from The Terrace

In the first episode of a daily series running throughout the World Cup, Craig Fowler is joined by his The Terrace colleague Liam Bryce to look ahead to the tournament and Scotland’s first match against Haiti. The pair discuss angry Norwegians, takeaways from the Bolivia game and hopes for Scotland. Learn more about your ad choices...

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