Amy Macdonald has addressed Scotland's 'terrible' 3-0 defeat to Brazil in the World Cup on Wednesday evening, June 24. The Scottish singer, who performed at Glasgow's TRNSMT on Sunday before flying to Miami to support Steve Clarke's team, shared a video on Instagram from Southern Florida with her husband, Richard Foster.
The 38-year-old filmed herself walking and talking to the camera, saying: 'It's really nice here by the way. It was a terrible football result but I mean who really expected anything else, let's be honest.' She laughed and sarcastically added: 'It's just about the taking part' before concluding: 'It's lovely here so it was worth it.'
Scotland's Heartbreaking Loss
Scotland were defeated 3-0 by Brazil on Wednesday evening, a heartbreaking loss for the Tartan Army. The country is now waiting to see if the team will reach the knockout stages as a best-ranked third-placed team. However, many players and Clarke have already indicated they believe they will be going home.
Despite the loss, Macdonald and her husband are still wearing Scotland's colors around Miami. In another clip, Foster stood on the pavement in a matching striped blue two-piece and light blue trainers, with Macdonald saying: 'Crying that Foz is better dressed than I am.' When she flipped the camera, she was also wearing a long-sleeved blue collared shirt.
Arrival in Miami and Match Day
The singer-songwriter arrived in Miami earlier this week ahead of the game. She posted a photo on Instagram standing outside Miami Stadium in a Scotland top, an Adidas tartan kilt skirt, and a Saltire flag tucked over her bag. She captioned the snap: 'So proud of my wee country. What a buzz to be here.'
Macdonald attended the match with her husband, Richard Foster, a former Scottish footballer commonly known as Foz. The 40-year-old now works as a coach and previously played as a right-back for clubs including Aberdeen, Rangers, St Johnstone, and Partick Thistle. The couple got engaged on New Year's Eve 2016 and married in Las Vegas two years later.
They currently live near Glasgow; Macdonald is originally from Bishopbriggs, while Foster is from Elgin in the Scottish Highlands.
