After Scotland secured Euro 2020 qualification, the squad celebrated on the sidelines of Belgrade’s stadium to Baccara’s disco hit "Yes Sir, I Can Boogie". The clip, later shared on Scottish social media, sparked a nationwide dance craze.

Players like Andy Considine, who sat on the bench that night, joined the revelry with dressing‑room DJ Kieran Tierney. Fans who missed the playoff due to lockdowns later heard the anthem echoing across Hampden Park during the tournament.

The song’s revival reached international stages, with Boston Red Sox supporters echoing the beat at Fenway Park. Scotland’s fans now routinely splash into the rhythm after victories, turning the track into a cultural touchstone.

The anthem’s unexpected resurgence underscores how a single moment can reshape a nation’s sporting identity, embedding a 1970s disco classic into the modern football narrative.