Most of the Tartan Army are still on cloud nine after Scotland secured qualification to just our second tournament in 25 years last week, but attentions are now turning to Euro 2024 itself and how far we might be able to go in next summer's competition.
After a stunning qualification group which saw Norway's world class talents like Haaland and Odegaard humbled, as well as former world champions Spain, fans will now be desperate to see Steve Clarke and his men on one of the biggest stages of all, and will be furiously pricing up the cheapest way to make it to Germany next summer.
But when the Scots eventually do converge on Deutschland, which stadiums can they expect to be watching their heroes in? The 10 host cities will play an integral part in setting the tone of the tournament as Record Sport breaks down a comprehensive guide on some of the biggest destinations and which stadiums have been chosen for which particular group and knockout fixtures. Stadium capacity: 42,000Home team: RB LeipzigNotably hosted: 2006 World Cup group stage and round of 16 games Euro 2024 matches: 18/06: F3 vs F421/06: D2 vs D424/06: B2 vs B302/07: Round of 16 Stadium capacity: 70,000 Home team: Hertha Berlin Notably hosted: 2006 FIFA World Cup final, 2015 UEFA Champions League final Euro 2024 matches: 15/06: B1 vs B221/06: D1 vs D325/06: D2 vs D329/06: Round of 1606/07: Quarter-final14/07: Final Stadium capacity: 67,000Home team: Bayern MünchenNotably hosted: 2012 UEFA Champions League final, EURO 2020 quarter-final Euro 2024 matches: 14/06: A1 vs A217/06: E3 vs E420/06: C1 vs C325/06: C2 vs C302/07: Round of 1609/07: Semi-final Stadium capacity: 66,000Home team: Borussia DortmundNotably hosted: 2001 UEFA Cup final Euro 2024 matches:
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