And we'll also be rounding up our live page for the day. The next time we're here, it'll be the eve of Euro 2024.

In the meantime, you'll get loads of more content on our dedicated Scotland page.

Bye for now.

That rounds up the media conference for today.

No shock to hear the camp are buzzing for Friday, just like the rest of us.

Can't come quick enough.

Jane Lewis
BBC Scotland in Garmisch-Partenkirchen

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The Brighton midfielder was in fine fettle when speaking to the media there.

He even got a few laughs!

Gilmour reflected on "no longer being a young kid" and says he's relishing coming up against Toni Kroos, who he says is an "unbelievable player."

On being in Steve Clarke's starting line-up on Friday, Billy Gilmour adds: "It's up to the manager. Of course I want to start and play every game possible.

"If I did get the opportunity to walk out at the opening game at the Euros it would be amazing, it's the stuff of dreams really.

"We've got a good bunch of boys that know when to have a little bit of fun but also when to take it seriously.

"I think we're all settled, we've been around each other long enough."

More from Scotland midfielder Billy Gilmour...

"To be at this stage now, the group is tough but we want to test ourselves and see what we can do.

"Hopefully no Covid interruptions now. We are here, I'm looking forward to it, I just can't wait until it starts.

"We know how Scotland is so passionate, especially about football. Everyone wants us to do well and for us we want to give everything we've got back to our fans.

"There's a real buzz around the country and I think you can tell that straight away."

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On Scott McTominay, Scotland team-mate Billy Gilmour says: "We know he's been a key player for us, so it's good to have him back in training.

"He was struggling a bit with his ankle but I think he's all good now.

"We need everyone to step up, we know it's going to be a really big game against Germany, they've got really good players.

"We have been working on ourselves this week because we're good players also and we want to make sure we give the best account of ourselves."

More from Scotland's Billy Gilmour, who says the past season at Brighton was "really good" for him.

"I've been enjoying my football," he adds. "It's probably the first season I've played back to back in so many games.

"I'm learning and staying strong and waiting for the opportunity, this season I'm trying to grab it.

"I just need to keep pushing myself and try to get the best out of myself everyday."

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Young Billy should be a stand-up comedian.

He's had the press in laughter at least three times now just by... being himself.

Always smiling, so he is.

On Toni Kroos, Scotland midfielder Billy Gilmour adds: "I think he's unbelievable. Just to watch on TV he's unbelievable, he makes the simple things 100% perfect.

"If I do get the opportunity I'll be excited to test myself against one of the best midfielders in the world, it would be great.

"I think we all know it's going to be an amazing night, the atmosphere is going to be incredible. I think it's for us to compose ourselves straight away, try and get used to the atmosphere as soon as possible."

Scotland midfielder Billy Gilmour: "We as a group, we're really good with the new boys coming in. Tommy Conway is a good boy, works hard and deserved his call-up. Whenever someone comes into the squad we want to welcome them.

"It's a competitive midfield, we all want to play every game, fighting against each other. It's a good competitiveness, we all want to start but at the end of the day it's up to the manager."

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Scotland midfielder Billy Gilmour: "We're all getting very excited, opening game v Germany, good spirits around the camp and in training.

"To be part of the build-up, it's been brilliant. Now we're here and we want to make it one to remember, try get out the group and see how far we can go."

Young Billy has taken his seat at Scotland's media conference, fashionably late with a lovely big smile on his face.

Watch live above, we'll have quotes here too.

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Some big news coming out of the Germany camp...

Bayern Munich midfielder Aleksandar Pavlovic has been replaced by Borussia Dortmund captain Emre Can in their squad.

Pavlovic, 20, has been ruled out with tonsillitis.

Ex-Liverpool man Can, 30, has played 43 times for Germany and was chosen as Pavlovic's replacement ahead of Bayern Munich midfielder Leon Goretzka.

Ryan Dinse has travelled to Munich from Edinburgh and is making up for lost time after missing Euro 2020.

"When we qualified for the last Euros I had Covid so I missed all the games," he says.

"I'm just buzzing to be here this time. What an occasion and what an atmosphere already. I can’t wait for Friday."

Jane Lewis
BBC Scotland in Garmisch-Partenkirchen

We're poised inside the ice-rink. Billy Gilmour shouldn't be too far away...

Hear what he says live by clicking play above.

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Jamie: Tom English, sorry to say this but many years ago you were quoted as saying John McGinn wasn't good enough to break into the then current Celtic team. Please redress this and come out and say you made the biggest nonsense statement regarding this individual. He is the best midfielder Scotland has seen in the last 40 years!

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Tom English: Well, Jamie, you're revisiting a tweet from almost six years ago, so I think that's funny to begin with. What I said was that he'd struggle to get into that Celtic midfield, which I believe was true at the time.

Celtic had Scott Brown, Callum McGregor, Tom Rogic, Olivier Ntcham (who was tearing it up), Stuart Armstrong, Scott Sinclair and James Forrest. They'd just won a treble. McGregor and Ntcham both scored in the Scottish Cup final.

McGinn was superb, himself. And would definitely have made his way into the team over time, maybe a short space of time. They should have signed him. Villa got him for £2m, which was a steal. I think it's amusing when people look back on a tweet from six years ago. McGinn is one of the best midfield players in Britain now. My tweet was of its time.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on Football Daily podcast

Scotland had a phenomenal start to the campaign, it was stunning. The win against Spain, the game in Norway, to this day, is one of the greatest moments.

What Steve Clarke has given is some fabulously special moments. but we're realists in Scotland as well.

We've been through enough over the years to understand that if we do get carried away, 1978 is there to remind us.

Graeme: Scotland's football and rugby teams are both in the World Cup final. Same night, same time. Who you watching?

Tom English: Neither, Graeme. I'd be in the hospital in a deep coma if that ever happened. The whole night would pass me by. I'd wake up six months later to discover that Scotland are world football and rugby champions.

Graham Fraser
BBC Scotland News website

Scotland fans are gearing up for the opening match of the Euros against Germany.

The first game of the tournament will take place in Munich on Friday night, and some of the Tartan Army who have arrived early are staying at the Campingplatz in the city - having travelled by planes, trains and automobiles.

The fans have big hopes ahead of the opening match.

Colin Hendry
Former Scotland captain speaking to Press Association

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I'm not saying this is going to happen, definitely not, but I wouldn't be averse to seeing Scott McTominay at some stage up alongside Che Adams.

Adams will probably be the striker to start and McTominay will probably be in close attendance to him, trying to get goals for us.

If anything happens, Scott McTominay playing 10-15 minutes up there as a striker - he's been a massive player for Man United this season.

We've got the same problem we had back in my day - we don't score enough goals - but I do think this side can do it.