Scotland manager Steve Clarke has reacted positively to the heartwarming scenes of German fans belting out the famous Tartan Army anthem as they took over a World Cup host city.🇩🇪🏴
The moment, which went viral from Toronto, saw hundreds of German supporters enthusiastically singing Scotland’s “No Scotland, No Party” chant — a clear nod to the special bond formed between the two sets of fans during Euro 2024.
Clarke’s Response To The Viral Moment
While speaking to the media during the Scotland camp, Clarke was asked about the growing international respect for the Tartan Army. He said:
“The Tartan Army are the best fans in the world. It’s brilliant to see other supporters appreciating them and joining in. It makes me very proud.”
Clarke has repeatedly praised the Scotland supporters throughout the tournament for their incredible atmosphere and positive impact. He added in a separate comment:
“The fans have been fantastic again. They create a special atmosphere wherever we go.”
A Feel-Good World Cup Story
The German fans’ tribute in Toronto has been widely celebrated as one of the best examples of football camaraderie at the 2026 World Cup. It highlights the lasting impression the Tartan Army made in Germany two years ago.
Clarke’s squad and staff have all noted how the supporters’ energy has lifted the entire camp during their World Cup campaign.
