The Tartan Army has arrived in London for their upcoming match against England on Friday 18 June and they have been having a wild time, to say the least.
Pictures and videos have been emerging throughout the day of fans singing and dancing on trains and planes and now they have decided to turn a London landmark into a giant bubble bath.
Fans were spotted partying at the William Shakespeare fountain in Leicester Square with one fan even appearing to bring a sun lounger into the tourist attraction.
Another Scot can be seen splashing around while onlookers are understood to be pouring in bottles of washing-up liquid to create a fountain of foam effect.
A huge 20,000 Scots are expected to travel to the English capital for Friday’s game with Group D rivals, England at Wembley.
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The news comes as we reported earlier on footage of a line of football fans rushing from police officers onboard an LNER service to London .
At least ten fans wearing Scotland football shirts fill up the gangway, before turning on their heels as officers appear in the carriage.
The footage was shared in a tweet with the caption 'When you see the polis'.
