Tartan Army Collection

Kenny Dalglish celebrates his goal in front of the Scotland fans at Wembley - 1977 British Home Championship
Football - 1977 British Home Championship - England 1 Scotland 2 Kenny Dalglish celebrates Scotlands second goal in front of the travelling fans at Wembley

Scotland fans bring down the goalpost at Wembley - 1977 British Home Championship
Football - 1977 British Home Championship - England 1 Scotland 2 Scotland fans bring down the goalpost during the pitch invasion after the game at Wembley

Scotland fans break up the Wembley goalposts - 1977 British Home Championship
Football - 1977 British Home Championship - England 1 Scotland 2 Scotland fans break up the goal posts during the pitch invasion after the game at Wembley

A Scotland fan invades the Wembley pitch - 1977 British Home Championship
Football - 1977 British Home Championship - England 1 Scotland 2 A Scotland fan with blood on his face runs across the field holding a flag during the pitch invasion after the game at Wembley

Scotland fans hold up the Wembley goalposts - 1977 British Home Championship
Football - 1977 British Home Championship - England 1 Scotland 2 Scotland fans hold up part of the goal post during the pitch invasion at Wembley

Kenny Dalglish celebrates his goal with Bruce Rioch in front of the Scotland fans at Wembley - 1977 British Home
Football - 1977 British Home Championship - England 1 Scotland 2 Kenny Dalglish, left, celebrates Scotlands second goal with Bruce Rioch in front of the travelling fans at Wembley

Scotland fans take turf from the Wembley pitch - 1977 British Home Championship
Football - 1977 British Home Championship - England 1 Scotland 2 Scotland fans take turf from the pitch as souvenirs during the pitch invasion after the game at Wembley

A Scotland fans climbs up the Wembley goalpost - 1977 British Home Championship
Football - 1977 British Home Championship - England 1 Scotland 2 A Scotland fan climbs onto the cross bar during the pitch invasion after the game at Wembley

A jubliant Scotland fan during the Wembley pitch invasion - 1977 British Home Championship
Football - 1977 British Home Championship - England 1 Scotland 2 A jubilant Scotland holding a flag during the pitch invasion after the game at Wembley

Scotland goalkeeper Alan Rough celebrates with teammate Gordon McQueen after victory at Wembley - 1977 British Home
Football - 1977 British Home Championship - England 1 Scotland 2 Scotland goalkeeper Alan Rough celebrates with teammate Gordon McQueen after victory at Wembley

World Cup France 1998. Tartan army football fans make their way to the stadium in Bordeaux for the Scotland versus Norway match. Scottish and Norwegian fans mix in friendly manner

Scotland fans at Wembley - 1973 British Home Championship
Football - 1973 British Home Championship - England 1 Scotland 0 Scotland fans with flags at Wembley. 19/05/1973

Scotlands Bruce Rioch - 1977 British Home Championship
Football - 1977 British Home Championship - England 1 Scotland 2 Scotlands Bruce Rioch evades an English tackle at Wembley

Scotlands Gordon McQueen lies injured - 1977 British Home Championship
Football - 1977 British Home Championship - England 1 Scotland 2 Scotlands trainer sprays Gordon McQueens injured back at Wembley

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The Tartan Army: A Legacy of Passion and Celebration In the annals of football history, few fan bases can rival the fervor and dedication exhibited by Scotland's Tartan Army. Their unwavering support has become legendary, with countless iconic moments etched into the sport's collective memory. One such moment occurred during the 1977 British Home Championship at Wembley Stadium. As Kenny Dalglish scored a goal, his jubilation was palpable as he celebrated in front of an ecstatic sea of Scotland fans. The roar from the crowd reverberated throughout the stadium, echoing their undying loyalty. But it wasn't just cheers that defined this historic match. In an unprecedented display of passion, Scotland fans brought down not one but two goalposts at Wembley. Their sheer enthusiasm knew no bounds as they broke up these hallowed structures to commemorate their team's triumph. Amidst all this chaos, one brave supporter even invaded the pitch - a testament to their unyielding devotion. Undeterred by security measures or consequences, this fan embodied the spirit that defines Scottish football fandom. And yet again, Dalglish found himself celebrating amidst his adoring supporters alongside Bruce Rioch. This time though, they held up those very same goalposts that had been torn down earlier – symbols of victory and defiance against all odds. Not content with mere souvenirs from their conquests on English soil, some daring Scots took turf from Wembley itself as mementos of their triumphant visit in '77. It was a tangible reminder for generations to come – proof that dreams could be realized through unwavering belief and relentless determination. Another indelible image emerged when a fearless supporter climbed atop a towering Wembley goalpost – an embodiment of both joyous celebration and audacious rebellion against conventional norms. Throughout it all, jubilant faces painted with national pride were captured during the pitch invasion.