Scotland fans say they feel like their team is on the “brink of history” as the national side prepares to meet Brazil in a vital World Cup clash.
Tens of thousands of members of the Tartan Army have travelled to Miami for the match, which will help determine whether the men’s team qualify for the next round of the competition.
Supporters across Scotland will also be tuning in for the game, which is being shown on the BBC.
If the team win or draw against five times world champions Brazil, they will all but secure their place in the knock-out stages of the tournament for the first time ever.
At South Beach in Miami, Stevie Parker from Larbert told BBC Scotland News: “I think they will do it. It feels like we are on the brink of history.
“I think this is the year we might just scrape over the line.
“It’ll be a historic day and the perfect end to a long arduous trip for the Tartan Army.”