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How many World Cup 2026 anthems does Scotland need?

Scotland’s World Cup songs show how you can’t manufacture a unifying anthem in a broken, over‑marketed culture, writes Marissa MacWhirter

By The HeraldPublished 04 Jun, 04:27 pmUpdated 04 Jun, 04:27 pm3 min read

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Scotland’s World Cup songs show how you can’t manufacture a unifying anthem in a broken, over‑marketed culture, writes Marissa MacWhirter

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