A world-feed challenge meant viewers misplaced visuals and have been subjected to a harsh buzzing sound on Saturday night time, throughout ’s opening recreation towards Haiti.
There was a raucous environment for the Group C match on the Gillette Stadium in Boston, Massachusetts, the place .
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That environment solely intensified as a Scott McTominay shot struck the put up, and it hit one other stage when ’s deflected effort put Steve Clarke’s facet 1-0 up within the first half.
A world-feed challenge meant viewers misplaced visuals (The Impartial)
Shortly after the Scots took the lead, nonetheless, the TV feed lower out, leaving viewers at residence observing a patchy display screen and subjected to a buzzing sound.
Fortunately, the issue solely lasted round 10 seconds earlier than common visuals and audio have been restored, and the commentary crew stated: “Apologies once more if there’s been a lack of footage.
“It’s been a world-feed drawback, so everybody suffered it, however we’re again now.”
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The match was going down after the opening Group C fixture, which noticed one of many match’s favourites, Brazil, .
Brazil are looking for a record-extending fifth World Cup trophy, whereas Morocco wish to construct on their shock run to the 2022 semi-finals – and their unusual Afcon triumph this yr, which occurred off the pitch after farcical scenes of their remaining towards Senegal.
However Scotland will fancy their possibilities of qualifying for the knockout rounds after a promising begin to their group marketing campaign, and after key participant McTominay was in a position to characteristic, .