SCOTLAND'S new unofficial national anthem is a top-five chart smash tonight as fans continue to celebrate the men's team's Euros place.

Beloved in the dressing room and everywhere else, Yes Sir, I Can Boogie by Baccara is at number three in The Official Big Top 40 a mere 43 years after its original release.

Post-match footage of national team players singing and dancing to the tune went viral on Thursday after their penalties prowess saw them knock Serbia out of the park and earn themselves a place in the upcoming European Championships.

The win comes 22 years after they last took part in the tournament.

The Baccara track became a football favourite thanks to Andrew Considine, who got into drag to record a spoof video on his stag do in 2015.

Baccara - Mayte Mateos and María Mendiola - have since sent their congratulations to the squad, with Mendiola describing the Scottish enthusiasm for the track as "an injection of vitamins".

The song is the second-highest new entry on the UK's biggest chart show, coming in higher than hits by Sam Smith, Miley Cyrus and Ariana Grande.