This was the scene at a fan zone in the shadow of Hampden Park which fell silent as Czech Republic opened the scoring against Scotland in our Euro 2020 opener.
Gutted Scots held their hands on their heads after Patrik Schick opened the scoring at the Clockwork in Mount Florida.
Those who couldn’t get a ticket to the match are watching the game on a big screen in the car park.
The area has been converted into a massive fan zone for punters this summer - with 30 bar tables set out socially distanced.
Only 12,000 lucky people managed to get a ticket for the game and it has been a nervous atmosphere at the Clockwork with fans praying for a strong start.
But as Czech Republic netted the second goal after 52 minutes, the fan zone fell silent again, with fans in utter disbelief as David Marshall was lobbed from miles out.
One hopeful Scot remained faithful by shouting 'there's plenty of time left' on 85 minutes, summing up the vibe in the fan zone.
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