Hamilton Vue will be showing hometown hero Lewis Ferguson on the big screen as Scotland's next two World Cup games are broadcast with stunning visuals and immersive surround sound.
Local Hero Returns to Big Screen
Lewis Ferguson played on football's biggest stage at the weekend, and now Hamilton locals can watch the hometown hero on the big screen this Friday. The Bologna skipper and former Accies star put in a tireless shift and was vital in breaking up Haiti's play during Scotland's 1-0 win over their Group C opponents.
Ferguson was in awe of the 30,000 Tartan Army fans who backed the team to victory in Boston. Fans back home can cheer him on in full cinematic glory at Vue Hamilton as Steve Clarke's men battle in the upcoming matches against Morocco and Brazil.
Ferguson Reflects on Victory
Ferguson said: "That felt like a home game against Haiti. I didn't realise until we stepped on to the pitch how many Scottish people were there. The away kit was everywhere. Our support is amazing and never in doubt. They travel everywhere. They always have, always will, that's a given."
He added: "We went a walk within the city on Saturday and it was full of Scotland fans. That gave us that little buzz going into the game. That moment when the final whistle blew and the music was on, you see the reaction from the players and fans – it was pretty special. I wasn't born for the last World Cup so I've never witnessed Scotland playing at this level. So to be part of the team that's won a game is special."
World Cup Screenings at Vue Hamilton
Hamilton football fans can now experience the drama, intensity and international flair of the World Cup at the town's Vue cinema. Following their opening victory over Haiti, fans can watch Scotland continue their campaign as they take on Morocco at Boston Stadium in Massachusetts, USA, at 11pm BST. Next, they'll be facing Brazil at Miami Stadium in Florida at 11pm BST, as Scotland round off their group stage fixtures against one of world football's biggest names.
Tracy Wanless, general manager at Vue Hamilton, said: "Vue is the perfect place to experience the excitement of the FIFA World Cup 2026. For those of us staying in the UK to watch, what better way to watch these giants in football than on the big screen? Our next level screen and sound technology are the closest thing possible to the thrill of the stadium, with stunning visuals and immersive surround sound that will make you feel like you're right there in the action."
Vue's big-screen sports line-up will see Scotland vs Morocco at 11pm BST on Friday, June 19, followed by Scotland vs Brazil, also at 11pm BST on Wednesday, June 24.
