Open Goal stars Si Ferry and Paul Slane have been spotted giving football fans free Scotland scarves.
The podcasting duo teamed up with Greaves Sports on Gordon Street to hand out the retro-looking pink and yellow scarves - the colours the Scotland team played in in the first international - to eager fans on their way to the game.
And with Greaves Sports joining in the celebrations with the Rosebury scarves, director Miller Greaves admitted it has been a fun initiative to celebrate the momentous match.
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