As soccer fans—or “football fans,” if you’d rather avoid starting an international incident—continue arriving across the United States, one unexpected moment in Boston ended up stealing the spotlight before a single whistle was blown.

The World Cup atmosphere has already brought plenty of culture clashes and discoveries, with international visitors getting introduced to the uniquely American lineup of Waffle House, Bass Pro Shops, Buc-ee’s, and somehow, ranch dressing becoming a conversation piece. But if there’s one fanbase proving they know how to enjoy the experience, Scotland’s Tartan Army is making a strong case.

After all, a group that reportedly managed to empty an airplane’s beer supply before landing clearly isn’t arriving quietly.

Scotland is set to face Haiti on Saturday night at Boston Stadium, also known as Gillette Stadium, and Scottish supporters have flooded the city in anticipation of the match.

Amid the buildup, a Boston police officer went viral after putting on an impressive display of keepy-uppies that immediately caught the attention of the kilt-wearing visitors. The unexpected performance turned into one of those moments sports tournaments seem to create naturally—different backgrounds, different accents, and suddenly everyone’s gathered around a soccer ball.

Instead of the usual headlines about division or chaos, the moment delivered something simpler: people having fun, enjoying competition, and sharing a laugh before kickoff.

If this is the energy arriving with the World Cup crowds, America’s tournament experience is off to a pretty entertaining start.