BBC Sport asks supporters to send personal video, audio and photos that capture Scotland's World Cup journey in the United States. The call follows a popular fan‑generated feature on the Denmark match and aims to compile a montage that reflects the tournament's atmosphere. Submissions could appear in a broadcast that tells the campaign from a supporter’s viewpoint.

Entrants may be watching from a stadium, a local fan zone, or a living‑room gathering abroad. Organisers stress the need for authentic moments—cheers after a goal, nervous silence during a penalty, or street celebrations after a win. By crowdsourcing content, the BBC hopes to showcase the breadth of national pride and the emotional highs that defined the campaign.

The initiative arrives as Scotland reflects on a mixed group‑stage performance that included a win over Norway and a narrow loss to Croatia. Fans’ contributions will help preserve those memories beyond the final whistle, offering a grassroots narrative that complements traditional match analysis. The final programme will air later this summer, giving the nation a collective replay of its World Cup story.