Scotland and England fans gathered in Glasgow as football fever swept the city for friendly of the Auld Enemy.
The sold-out signs have been posted for months ahead of the meeting of Steve Clarke’s Scotland and England, led by manager Gareth Southgate, at the National Stadium.
The friendly is to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the oldest international fixture in football – and supporters of both sides enjoyed the build-up before the big game.
Scotland are undefeated in 11 qualifiers –the longest run in Europe and have won their last five consecutive matches in all competitions, all while netting two goals in each game – for the first time since November 1949.
Scotland fans gather in Glasgow before the match. Image: SNS
England fans also enjoyed the festivities in the build-up to the big game. Image: SNS
The party was in full swing early in Glasgow. Image: SNS
Former ScotlandiInternational Christian Dailly was a guest at Saltire Square. Image: SNS
Fans gathered at Saltire Square before the game. Image: SNS
MP Ian Blackford was among the Tartan Army members at Hampden for the game. Image: SNS
Scotland’s Andy Robertson and England’s Jordan Henderson, former clubmates at Liverpool, enjoyed a joke on the pitch before the game. Image: SNS
England coach Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink with Scotland legend Ally McCoist before the game. Image: SNS
The Tartan Army soon assembled inside Hampden before the game. Image: SNS
England fans also turned out in force to cheer on their side. Image: SNS
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Gallery: All smiles as Scotland and England rekindle their rivalry in Glasgow for anniversary friendly
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