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The National (Scotland)
The National (Scotland)
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Blair Meikle

Watch incredible moment young Scotland fan catches home run at Red Sox game

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A young Scotland fan caught the home run ball (Image: @MenInBlazers)

A young Scotland fan had an unforgettable moment as a caught a home run ball at the Boston Red Sox game.

The Tartan Army launched a takeover of Fenway Park as the Red Sox took on Texas Rangers, generating a party atmosphere by belting out Scotland chants as well as signing and dancing along to the music played across the PA system.

They have already been praised by stars of both baseball teams for making it the "coolest" game they have ever played in.

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And the experience got even more incredible for one young supporter as he caught a home run ball.

After a Texas Rangers star fired his shot high up into the stand, the young lad was able to catch it in his glove.

The amazing moment was caught on camera and, with a huge grin on his face, he proudly held the ball up in the air to show off his achievement.

Former Scotland star and ex-Rangers coach Gary McAllister was also spotted partying along with the Tartan Army at the game.

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