Why is Yes Sir I can Boogie Scotland's unofficial football anthem?
The Baccara song has been adopted by Scotlands Euro 2020 supporters (Picture: Getty)  The long-delayed Euro 2020 competition has finally begun  and with it, the rituals of fans from all over Europe. As the matches take place in eleven cities for the first time ever, were bound to see a range of idiosyncrasies from supporters. Read on to find out more. The song originally started as a tribute to Aberdeen defender Andrew Considin, who filmed a parody video of the song at his stag do. Baccara hit topped the charts in 1977, but it has gone viral among Scottish football supporters this year. The video shows the Dons footballer dancing and singing with teammates Scott McTominay, Andrew Robertson and Kieran Tierney. John McGinn and Ryan Christie missed the boogie in order to undergo a UEFA-mandated drug test. Fans have embraced the disco track as their own  and youll likely hear it ringing out in the stadium during the teams group matches. Flower of Scotland, a folk song by former Corries band member Roy Williamson, is the official anthem. The song started as a tribute to Andrew Considin (Picture: Getty)  The song is played before Scotlands Euro 2020 games, so expect to hear it before the dramatic match against England on Friday June 18. Its also used by the Scottish rugby union team, too. While God Save The Queen is technically Scotlands national anthem, Flower of Scotland takes on that role at sporting events. Euro 2021 groups The UEFA Euro 2020 tournament is taking place from June 11 - July 14. It all kicks off with the group stage, with the top two teams of each group proceeding to the knockout rounds once all the fixtures have been played. Group A Italy  Wales  Switzerland  Turkey Group B Denmark  Finland  Belgium  Russia Group C Netherlands  Ukraine  Austria  North Macedonia Group D England  Croatia  Scotland  Czech Republic Group E Spain  Sweden  Poland  Slovakia Group F Hungary  Portugal  France  Germany Read more about Euro 2020 here. MORE : Paul Merson names the three ballers who must start for England at the Euros this summer  Follow Metro across our social channels, on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram  Share your views in the comments below