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Tartan Army jet off to Germany from Glasgow Airport for Scotland’s first Euros match
A sea of Saltires descended on Glasgow Airport today as Scotland fans jetted off to Germany for the Euros.
The Tartan Army arrived decked in their finest to make their way to Europe by train, plane and automobile as they prepare to support Steve Clark and his troops, with the team’s opening match taking place on Friday evening, June 14.
A rumoured 200,000 Scotland fans are said to be making their way to Germany with massive levels of support for the national team.
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Scotland’s tournament kicks off for the Euros’ opening match against the host nation itself in Munich on Friday (June 14) at 8pm.
To mark the countdown to the Euros and celebrate the passion of the Tartan Army before the tournament even begins, we’ve collated some of the best photos of fans at Glasgow Airport ahead of their journey to Europe.
Take a look through our gallery to see if you’ve been snapped!
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Fans outside Glasgow Central Station
(Image: SNS Group)Fans arriving at Glasgow Airport
(Image: SNS Group)The airport received a huge slew of Scotland fans
(Image: SNS Group)A rumoured 200,000 Scotland fans are said to be making their way to Germany
(Image: SNS Group)A thumbs up ahead of the big match
(Image: SNS Group)A group with their Tartan Army banner
(Image: SNS Group)Fans enjoying a drink inside the airport
(Image: SNS Group)The airport getting in on the spirit
(Image: SNS Group)People of all ages are preparing to head to Germany
(Image: SNS Group)There were plenty of kilts to be seen
(Image: SNS Group)It wasn’t all blue with some fans getting creative with their outfits
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