Scotland suffered a gut-punch on their return to competitive action as a 97th minute penalty from Nicola Zalewski condemned them to a devastating 3-2 defeat in the Nations League.
A long range drive from Sebastian Szymański and a Robert Lewandowski penalty had given the visitors a commanding half-time lead, but Scotland would roar back to level the game thanks to goals from Napoli duo Billy Gilmour and Scott McTominay. It wasn’t to be enough though, as Zalewski’s late, late penalty handed Poland victory.
Despite the defeat, the Tartan Army were in fine voice all night, with head coach Steve Clarke telling reporters after the game “they were fantastic, even in the first half when the goals went against us, I always felt that the supporters were with us. At the start of the second half we get the early goal. I think the supporters enjoy watching their team when they play like that. The supporters were fantastic in the summer. For me the supporters when they come to Hampden are always great.”
Here, we take a look at the best photos of loyal Tartan Army - and some travelling Poland supporters - at Hampden Park last night.

9. Fan zone
A young Scotland fan with his face painted ahead of the game in the fan zone. | SNS Group

10. Evening First Minister
First Minister of Scotland John Swinney and Managing director of the Scottish Football Association Ian Maxwell get ready for kick off. | SNS Group
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11. Face painting!
Two young Scotland fans prepare to cheer on Steve Clarke's side at Hampden Park. | SNS Group
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