It feels like there's not many people left in Scotland with the amount who have made their way to Munich for the opening match of Euro 2024. 

The Tartan Army have travelled in their numbers for the first game against Germany tonight but it turns out there is still plenty in Scotland and have made their way into Glasgow city centre to soak up the atmosphere. 

It's the first major tournament not affected by Covid since 1998 and the World Cup in France that Scotland have been at so everyone is making the most of it and there's been a buzz around the country for weeks. 

Plenty of fans made their way to George Square and the Merchant City and will be crowding out pubs around the city to watch Steve Clarke's men. 

(Image: Colin Mearns/Herald Scotland) James Paterson and Cameron Valentine were in George Square and kitted out for the game, complete with their No Scotland, No Party flag. 

Germany has certainly shown us that is true. 

(Image: Colin Mearns/Herald) Three more who were out for the game were Caroline Jess (left), Louise Millar and Craig Millar and the face painters have done a good join with the saltires on show. 

(Image: Colin Mearns/Herald Scotland) The fan zone in Munich might have ended up a bit too full but there was plenty of space for this lot in Merchant Square in Glasgow. 

The atmosphere has been building all day and imagine how good it will be if - no when - Scotland score the winning goal.