Scotland's Euro 2020 play-off win sparked jubliant scenes amongst the squad and fans as a 22-year wait for a major tournament qualification ended.
Goalkeeper David Marshall sent Scotland secured a first tournament place since 1998 when he saved Aleksandar Mitrovic's penalty in a shoot-out win over Serbia.
Ryan Christie, who opened the scoring in normal win, underlined the emotion of the moment in his post-match interview, hoping the win was a "monkey off the back" for the country.
"It's just for everything," he told Sky Sports. "I'm gone... for the whole nation, it's been a horrible year for everyone and we knew we could give a little something to this country."
Amid varying levels of Covid rules across the country, football fans were out in force to mark the historic moment.
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First Minister Nicola Sturgeon joined in with the celebrations, tweeting shortly after full-time after congratulations to "Steve Clarke and the team".
