The band behind Scotland’s unofficial anthem - Yes Sir, I Can Boogie - have congratulated the Euro 2020 team on their win.
Spanish duo Baccara today heaped praise on Scotland's squad, after footage of the players jumping around to the 70s hit in the dressing room following their win against Serbia went viral.
The band, made of Mayte Mateos and María Mendiola, took to Twitter as they shared the video of the wild celebration.
Baccara wrote: "Congratulations Team!!!!!"
The 'Boogie' song has now become the unofficial anthem of the Euro 2020s which saw the Scotland squad qualify for their first major tournament in 22 years.
The victorious squad's enthusiastic celebration after beating Serbia on nail-biting penalties has now pushed the 70s track its to the top of the iTunes charts.
Some reckon it could even challenge for the Christmas number one spot.
Kieran Tierney, Stephen O'Donnell, Scott McTominay and Leigh Griffiths are all seen involved in the clip.
The song is said to have become a hit with players after teammate Andrew Considine danced to the tune in a raunchy outfit during his stag do in 2015.
In the infamous clip, the Aberdeen man, 33, is dressed in drag and bright red lipstick as he mimes to the 70s pop track.
Considine was an unused sub in the dramatic win in Belgrade but he was right in the thick of it as his trademark tune started the party.
It was an emotional night for the Tartan Army, who will now join England at the tournament next summer.
