James Reynolds

As we mentioned earlier, one of the biggest criticisms among fans of this World Cup has been the high cost of tickets.

But that has not put off our next guests.

This is Andy's 10th World Cup.

He's an England supporter and he's become something of a cult figure here in the UK.

For Chris, a Brazil fan who lives in the US, this is World Cup number five.

And Craig's team Scotland has qualified again after a gap of 28 years.

He wants to mark the event, so he's done so with quite the journey.

Doing things the Scottish way, we never make it easy for ourselves and I decided to kind of take that to its logical extreme with my walk from LA to Boston.

So I decided to walk across the entirety of the USA.

I've been walking for about 105 days and I do it all to try and raise as much awareness and funds as possible for mental health.

But of course, the reward at the end of it is getting to see Scotland at the World Cup.

Some view that as a reward, I guess.

He better hurry up because if he's watching Scotland, he hasn't got much time left, has he?

No, not long left.

There's three to four days left until I make it in time.

So I better get a move on, I guess.

But no, I'm really looking forward to it.

It's not very often you see people walking across the US, but I'm sure he's met a lot of people along the way.

And I've developed lifelong friendships with people I've met, you know, in different continents.

Beyond the game, I mean, it's really people connecting and coming together.