SCOTLAND fans celebrated on the streets of London and in Wembley after a fantastic performance against England.
The game ended 0-0 – but it was a significant result for Scotland, keeping qualification hopes alive and upsetting the odds against a team tipped by some to win Euro 2020.
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As well as joyous scenes within the stadium, fans congregated in Leicester Square to mark the result.
They were eventually cleared out by the Met Police, who moved in at 12:45am and had cleared the area by 1:15am.
Not before some incredible pictures were taken, however.
Scotland fans celebrated in Wembley
Steve Clarke's men held England to a draw
Scotland fans had some fantastic props
It was all smiles at Wembley
A Scotland supporter reacts outside Leicester Square tube station in London
A Scotland supporter speaks to a police officer in Leicester Square
Scotland supporters react in Leicester Square in London
Leicester Square was filled with Scots
Scotland fans were celebrating in Trafalgar Square in London too
Scotland supporters gathered in Leicester Square
A Scotland supporter holds a flag as he stands on the statue to William Shakespeare in Leicester Square
Scotland supporters partied in Leicester Square
Fans left Wembley with happy faces
... and made their way to Leicester Square
Scotland's final group stage game will be against Croatia on Tuesday.
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