A section of the Scotland support booed the minute's applause for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on Wednesday night.
Steve Clarke's side strolled to a 3-0 win over Ukraine in UEFA Nations League action on a fine evening for the national team on the park but controversy arose off it ahead of kick-off. A minute's applause took place to mark the passing of The Queen earlier this month and while the majority of Hampden Park joined in, a vocal section met it with booing.
It's not the first incident of this nature after Celtic fans displayed a banner in opposition ahead of their eventual defeat to St Mirren on Sunday while Dundee United fans voiced displeasure away to Rangers. It has brought criticism from fans and pundits as the nation comes to terms with the passing of the long-reigning monarch, who was also a patron of the Scottish Football Association.
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Clarke's men did their job when the action started though ahead of facing the Republic of Ireland on Saturday, John McGinn netting a deserved opener.
Substitutes Lyndon Dykes and Ryan Fraser combined twice, with the latter swinging in two corners for his team-mate to head home.
Scotland now know two draws will be enough to see them come out on top in section B ahead of the Irish clash and return leg against Ukraine next week.
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