Hayden Bird is a Sports Staff Writer at Boston.com and The Boston Globe. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports industry, including major league sports, competitive team sports, and the business and marketing aspects of professional athletics. Hayden's work has been featured in MSN, The Boston Globe, NewsBreak, Boston.com, and PSX Extreme.
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By: Hayden Bird
Both Scottish and Haitian fans were well represented in the first men's World Cup game in Foxborough since 1994.
By: Hayden Bird
Even if they missed Scotland's "Boston Stadium" win on Saturday, longtime Red Sox fans probably learned who John McGinn was on Sunday night through song.
By: Hayden Bird
Iraq vs. Norway live coverage: Boston Stadium prepares for its second World Cup kickoff, with Erling Haaland set to make his debut.
By: Hayden Bird
Boston's noisiest soccer critics have momentarily embraced the World Cup. By Hayden Bird 4 minutes to read
Erling Haaland, World Cup mascots, and summer vibes. By Hayden Bird 1 minute to read Send this article to your social connections.
Ghana will be one of the last teams in the field of 48 to make its 2026 World Cup debut, kicking off on June 17 against Panama in Toronto.
By: Hayden Bird
"Not as good as Boston": Enjoy this clip of Scottish fans' humorous review of New York City during the World Cup.
By: Hayden Bird
Bajraktarević, whose professional career began with the Revolution, is now a starter for Bosnia and Herzegovina.
By: Hayden Bird
Here are five takeaways as the U.S. clinched a knockout round spot with a 2-0 win over Australia at the World Cup.
By: Hayden Bird
Some of the best photos from a perfect summer night in Foxborough By Hayden Bird 1 minute to read Send this article to your social connections.
