A group of Scots appear to have formed a friendship with the Iranian contingent in Qatar ahead of their World Cup opener against England on Monday.
Scotland failed to qualify after losing a playoff semi final to Ukraine in June but it seems some of the Tartan Army have still made the long journey over to the Middle East to join an estimated one million visitors from around the globe for the showpiece event. Several Iran fans are videoed singing while being interviewed by a broadcaster and in comes six men in kilts who join in the conversation - one who is rocking an Argentina top to completely show his allegiance.
They are asked if they are going to win the clash with Gareth Southgate's side, which one replies, "4-1" while another says, "We are going to win, easy." The Scots are also pictured posing for a photo alongside a man with a Saudi Arabia scarf before England supporters join in the antics by hijacking the moment with a rendition of "It's Coming Home".
England face Iran on Monday before a meeting with the USA on Friday and then Wales next Tuesday as they look to top Group B and progress to the knockout stages. Scotland haven't featured at the World Cup since 1998 and the impression from those who are lucky enough to be in attendance is they are happy to support whoever the Auld Enemy may face.
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