The Tartan Army’s ‘Hampden Roar’ is as loud as a jet plane on match day, new research from Specsavers revealed. Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman, you can get ...

The text reads: “Where do you want?” and: “Then score the last goal.” Last night Tartan Army fans chief Hamish Husband said: “The Association of Tartan Army clubs had a security briefing ...

We'll be coming, we'll be coming... that's the theme tune of Scotland's finest ambassadors, the Tartan Army. Wherever the national team plays, it's certain that a battalion of fans resplendent in ...

After almost three decades of hurt, Steve Clarke's men have it all to do to book their place on a flight to Canada, Mexico or the USA in 18 months, but members of the Tartan Army already looking ...

Scotland were relegated from Nations League A after a 3-0 home defeat by Greece. Steve Clarke's side made a decent start but goals from Giannis Konstantelias, Konstantinos Karetsas and Christos ...

Scottish businesses in the US for Tartan Week were reluctant to speak on the record about tariffs. The ones that did, were keen to highlight the opportunities rather than the risks – with the UK ...

The Tartan Army has been out in force since the start of Euro 2024, sinking industrial volumes of German beer and generally living up to the chant "no Scotland, no party". Wednesday's Group A game ...

But tonight Hampden was filled with boos. The Tartan Army let their feelings known after this sobering Nations League relegation play-off defeat to Greece. Steve Clarke said just weeks ago he was ...

Venue: Stadio Diego Armando Maradona, Napoli, Italy. In the United Kingdom, the match will be broadcast live on subscription ...

The atmosphere at the national stadium built up nicely ahead of the match as the Tartan Army reached 100dB when crowd-favourite Scott McTominay’s name was read out over the loudspeaker – a ...