Andrew Maclean

Tony, it has been a long time coming for a World Cup, 28 years, but this has felt a long time coming since Scotland qualified for this World Cup.

You go back to that game between Scotland and Denmark, this is the day that everyone has been waiting for, or the early morning that everyone has been waiting for, and it's finally here.

Yeah, it's brilliant.

You can see the atmosphere walking in here tonight.

Glasgow is buzzing.

we're surrounded by Scotland fans everywhere and there's just an absolute buzz in the city it's been a long time coming since the Denmark game and yeah there's been a buzz about it but now finally we're touching the kick-off time and it's exciting we're going into a World Cup game for the first time in my life as overwhelming favourites and this is the first game I'll remember for Scotland in the World Cup I was five years old when they were last there and yeah really excited about it

As Tony said, there is a buzz all over Scotland.

There's also a buzz in Boston.

If you have been on social media at all over the past few days, some of the videos, the content from the tartan army that have been over there is absolutely sensational.

The fans are making their way to the Boston Stadium.

They're inside.

They are ready for kickoff.

And Gabriel Antoniazzi, our reporter, has the golden ticket.

He is there.

He can give us a bit of a flavour of what is going on.

Tony, there had been a lot of debate about what the Scotland team was going to be going into this game.

A lot of people looked at that game against Bolivia, especially the first half against Bolivia.

And they liked that 4-4-2.

They liked the fact that it was two strikers.

There was debate about whether Steve Clarke was going to play that.