Lorraine Kelly arrives at Scotland vs Morocco match because nerves were ‘crushed’

The Scottish presenter is eagerly awaiting the start of the World Cup.

Lorraine Kelly is ready to cheer on the Scotland football team game against morocco He has shared a video of Gillette Stadium in Boston. As the team prepare to play their second group stage game, the Scottish presenter admits her nerves are “striking”.

66 year old caught fly straight to massachusetts on Wednesday morning (June 16) following her talk show slot. While the star has admitted to being nervous about the game, he has been seen taking part in all the Tartan Army celebrations ahead of the match.

Only minutes away from kick-off, Lorraine took Instagram To share a video from his seat at Boston Stadium. Adding a caption, she wrote: “We made it!!! Nerves are bruised but here we are. Let’s go to Scotland!!!”

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Looking stylish in her red tartan top and big sunglasses, Lorraine said in the video: “So I made it, we’re here. We’re just waiting for kick-off.”

Taking a deep breath to calm himself, he said, “The nerves are fraying. Listen to that wonderful song. Runrig, Loch Lomond. Hope it will bring us good luck.”

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Other Scotland supporters have also shared their support in the comments section of the video, as one person said: “Can you hear all of us here in Scotland. We have absolutely everything for them!”

While another highlighted the kindness of tartan armyAdding: “My son was there too. Was alone in Boston before Camp America and some kind members of the Tartan Army bought him a ticket. We’re surprised. Come on ladies.”

Throughout the day, Lorraine wanders around Boston and takes in the bonds forming between the Scots and the Americans.

Speaking to STV Sport, he shared that the experience has been “emotional and fantastic” despite only being in the city for a few days.

He added, “To be honest, I’ve never been more proud to be Scottish, and everyone in Boston wants us to stay. They don’t want us to leave.”

However, Loren’s trip to the stadium may have been a bit awkward, as he admitted that the stadium is very difficult to reach.

“It’s very difficult to get to the stadium. You can get there but the trains are full. The buses are full,” he explained, sharing his interview with Heart Scotland on social media.

In an amusing turn of events, she said that she and her husband had managed to get seats on the “Tartan Army Party Bus”.

Many fans were quick to comment on their choice of transportation, as one person wrote: “This would be the most fun way to travel to Lorraine.”

While one fan urged her to film the experience, another praised: “Lorraine can dance her way through anywhere.”