Away with the Tartan Army

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History Documentary hosted by Stuart Cosgrove and Tam Cowan, published by BBC in 2021 - English narration

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Featuring rare archive and home video, Stuart Cosgrove and Tam Cowan explore the highs and lows of following the Scotland international men’s team - win, lose or draw – and take a trip with the Tartan Army to count down ten of Scotland's best moments.

A trip to Sweden for Scotland's first-ever Euros in 1992; the opening match of the 1998 World Cup in France against the holders Brazil; and an emotional visit to a war-ravaged Bosnia in 1999 on a mission of peace. These are just some of the amazing moments experienced by the faithful Scotland support, known the world over as the Tartan Army. These colourful, friendly supporters follow Scotland to the ends of the earth - home and away - win, lose or draw (mostly lose). And they've witnessed Scotland moments that will live on in the memory forever.

What will the top moment be? Leigh Griffiths' two free-kicks against England at Hampden in 2017? The famous win at Wembley in 1977? James McFadden's goal against France in 2007? Find out as Stuart and Tam introduce Scotland's emotional highs and lows as seen through the eyes of the Tartan Army, and ranked by a specially-chosen group of journalists, pundits and former players.