Scotland fans given Euro 2020 hope as UEFA medical chief insists Tartan Army could be at Wembley
UEFA's top medical man.Scotland have qualified for a first major tournament since 1998 and have two games at Hampden plus a trip to London to face England.But with the coronavirus situation still delicate it's far from certain that fans will be allowed to attend games at Euro 2020.First Minister Nicola Sturgeon hasn't given an indication of when supporters could return to stadiums, but UEFA's top advisor has offered hope.He insists the Tartan Army could be there to roar on Steve Clarke's team, including for the clash with the Auld Enemy.And UEFA's chief advisor, Dr Daniel Koch, a top Swiss expert on global pandemics, reckons fans could yet be allowed to travel internationally to the games.He said: "First of all, there is no way the Euros