Edinburgh is getting right behind Scotland men’s football team as it competes at its first World Cup in 28 years.
Shops across the city have special shopfront displays backing Steve Clarke’s side in North America for the biggest football prize there is, while homes in every area of the Capital are flying saltires and lion rampants to show their support.
After securing their first World Cup win since 1990 early last Sunday morning against Haiti, Scotland face Morocco in Boston on Friday night at 11pm, before taking on the mighty Brazil next Wednesday in Miami, again with a 11pm kick-off.
5. Up for the corner
The corner of Palmerston Place and Athol Place in Edinburgh's West End is covered in saltires. | Iconic Media Photo: Kevin Quinn
6. Mighty Mo
Mo's Barbers on Leith Walk is backing Steve Clarke's men in North America this summer. | Iconic Media Photo: Kevin Quinn
7. Flying the flags
Saltires and lion rampants adorn this block of flats in Redhall to support Scotland at the World Cup. | Iconic Media Photo: Kevin Quinn
8. Read all about it
This newsagents at Haymarket is backing the Scotland team at World Cup 26 in North America. | Iconic Media Photo: Kevin Quinn