The song was written by an Ayrshire postman for Scotland's Tartan Army to the tune of a Maradona tribute track.
Football fans from Argentina and Scotland are united in music thanks to a catchy Euros track written by a Scottish postman.
Nick, a Kilmarnock fan, said: "It's been crazy. People thanking me and saying they're now supporting Scotland at the Euros, some people saying they're buying Scotland strips for when they're playing. It references the striker's notorious handball goal against England in the 1986 World Cup quarter final in Mexico.And, ironically, he won his first match in charge against Scotland at Hampden in 2008.
It even acknowledges the nations pessimistic excitement after failing to pass the group stages three times. "I got a message from an Instagram account and they basically just said we love your track - expect this to blow up in Argentina," he told BBC Scotland News.
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