As Scotland gears up to kick off their Euro 2024 campaign against hosts Germany, the Tartan Army is making waves in Munich with their unofficial anthem, “No Scotland, No Party.” Written by Scottish Postman Nick Morgan, the catchy song has become a fan favorite and is set to take center stage at the tournament.
After a 26-year wait, Scotland has finally made their mark at a major men’s tournament overseas, and the streets of Munich are filled with Scottish fans living out their dreams. While Scotland did qualify for Euro 2020, playing their games at Hampden or Wembley, many argue that the Covid-disrupted event cannot be considered a true tournament.
The lyrics of “No Scotland, No Party” reflect Scotland’s historical triumphs and defeats in major tournaments, with references to iconic players like John McGinn and Andy Robertson. The song has quickly gone viral on platforms like TikTok, garnering over four million views and gaining popularity not just among the Tartan Army, but also in Argentina.
Inspired by a popular Argentine song about football legend Diego Maradona, “No Scotland, No Party” has captured the hearts of fans across the globe. With its infectious melody and relatable lyrics, the song has become a rallying cry for Scottish supporters as they cheer on their team in Germany.
While “Flower of Scotland” remains the official anthem for Scotland’s football team, “No Scotland, No Party” has emerged as a new favorite among fans. As the Tartan Army prepares to take on the world in Euro 2024, Nick Morgan’s anthem is sure to be on repeat, echoing through the streets of Munich and beyond.