Scotland’s first home game under new head coach Sebastien Pocognoli saw them fall to a disappointing 3-0 Nations League defeat to Switzerland at Hampden Park on Tuesday night.
The Belgian boss was in the dugout for the first time at the national stadium, but took a major blow when centre-back Jack Hendry was shown a straight red card after pulling down Switzerland winger Dan Ndoye as he raced through on goal.
The Al-Ettifaq defender was initially shown a yellow card, and a penalty was awarded. However, a VAR intervention saw referee Nenan Minakovic reverse his decision and give a free-kick on the edge of the area instead, while Hendry’s booking was upgraded to a red. Typically, it didn’t matter as Ricardo Rodriguez blasted home the resulting free-kick.
Nico Elvedi added a clinching second just after the restart (56), and in-form Burnley striker Zeki Amdouni added the third late on (82) as Switzerland ran out comfortable winners in Mount Florida.
The result leaves Scotland in third place in Nations League group E after two games, with a trip to North Macedonia in Skopje next up on Saturday evening.
Here, we take a look at the best photos of the Tartan Army - and the travelling support from Switzerland - at Hampden Park on Tuesday night. Can you spot yourself in our gallery?
13. Collection of cone heads!
Switzerland fans get in the mood for the game against Scotland in Glasgow. | PA
14. A watching brief
Scotland youth coach Peter Levin watches on from the stands. | SNS Group
15. A message for Granit
Switzerland fans hold up a sign for missing captain Granit Xhaka at Hampden. | PA
16. Enjoying the festivities
The away support enjoyed their day at Hampden, sadly for Scotland fans. | PA Photo: PA