Scotland’s men will finally take part in a major football tournament this month after a lengthy 23-year absence.
Steve Clarke’s side clinched their place in Euro 2020 after winning against Serbia on penalties back in November last year.
And it will be the first time that many young Scots will be able to enjoy such a competition as a neutral after years and years of glorious failures finally came to an end.
Scotland will play a hosting role in the tournament, with four matches taking place at the Hampden Park in Glasgow.
Scots will be able to cheer the national side on in fixtures against the Czech Republic and Croatia at the stadium.
But while the coronavirus crisis rages on across the country, the number of people allowed inside the stadium will be limited to a capacity of 12,000.
Scores of Scots are expected to pile in to pubs across the country both inside and out to watch games.
Our partner Reach Plc website and app InYourArea has partnered up with MatchPint to develop an interactive tool that lets you see the pubs and bars closest to you and which are screening the fixtures.
All you need to do is enter your postcode below.
Leo MacLehose, founder and chief executive of MatchPint, said: “From a sporting perspective, this past year has seen empty stadiums, isolated fans, and muted celebrations. I can think of no better antidote than the Summer of Sport ahead, and the excitement that will build as the home nations battle it out on the European stage.
"MatchPint’s app and website has been making it easier and faster for fans to enjoy sport in the pub with their friends for over a decade.
"This new partnership with Reach will help bring even more fans back together to enjoy sport at its best, and that’s worth raising a glass to.”
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