Euro 2020: Scotland fans out in force in London ahead of England clash at Wembley

The Telegraph published this video item, entitled “Euro 2020: Scotland fans out in force in London ahead of England clash at Wembley” – below is their description.

Scotland fans have arrived in London in droves ahead of their Group D match against England at Wembley this evening.

Supporters amassed outside King’s Cross Station on Thursday night, singing, waving flags and setting off the occasional blue smoke bomb. They also gathered in numbers at Hyde Park, which looks set to become an unofficial fan zone.

The Tartan Army contingent is set to grow over the course of the day, though there will only be around 2,800 Scotland fans in attendance at the game.

While fans were advised not to make the journey to London without a ticket, many had already booked travel and accommodation.

It has been estimated that tens of thousands could ultimately decide to make the trip, packing out parks, pubs and bars across the city.

Read more here: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/euro-2021/2021/06/18/euro-2020-news-live-updates-england-team-coca-cola/

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