If you've not got a ticket for Hampden, fear not, we've got you covered.
It&apos;s the oldest fixture in international football and one every Scot looks forward to.
Tomorrow Scotland &apos;welcome&apos; England to Glasgow in a do-or-die World Cup 2018 qualifier.
But if you&apos;ve not got a ticket for Hampden, fear not, we&apos;ve got you covered.
Here&apos;s where you can watch the game in Glasgow.
From 11am, the Shed will be providing pies, drinks from £3 and party anthems from DJ Tam Coyle.
If you&apos;re bringing the kids, there&apos;s a special area where the little ones will be able to enjoy themselves with facepainting and activities - the perfect chance to get a saltire painted on for the big match.
Tickets cost just £1.50, and guarantee entry until 1pm - given how busy the event is likely to be, there is no guaranteed entry after that time.
The place with a million TVs (not literally) will be showing the game if you fancy heading into the city centre.
And of course, they have Tennent&apos;s on tap - Scotland&apos;s &apos;other national drink&apos;.
If you&apos;re a student, then this is probably the best place for you. Walkabout will offer its usual drinks deals as well as show the game on their big screen.
The bar will be open early tomorrow morning to get you in the mood for the big game. Kids (under supervision, of course) are welcome to join the party on West Nile Street.
If you don&apos;t fancy heading out, then don&apos;t worry, the game is on normal TV. Kick-off is at 5pm, but all the build-up begins half an hour earlier on ITV.