Kheredine Idessane
BBC Scotland in Frankfurt

Football fans of multiple nationalities are mixing freely in Frankfurt ahead of two huge final games in Scotland’s group A.

It’s six hours before kick-off here and yet already the hosts are gathering in squares and fan-zones in big numbers, looking to continue their perfect start to the tournament.

A big win (say, 5-0?) for Germany would be lovely for Scotland. Vielen Dank.

We've just heard some good news - Liverpool and Scotland legend Alan Hansen has been discharged from hospital following illness.

Liverpool had confirmed on 9 June that the former centre-back, 69, was "seriously ill".

But on Sunday a family statement on the club website said that Hansen will "continue his recovery at home".

Well that is just excellent to hear, and a timely reminder that some things are bigger than football.

We're all thinking of you, Alan.

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We want to know how you're feeling ahead of the biggest match in Scotland's recent history?

Where are you watching it from? Who do you think should start? What do you think the score will be?

Tell us here., external

Right then, there's just under six hours until kick-off.

How are you feeling?

Thumbs up for calm, quietly optimistic.

Thumbs down for a bag of nerves.

Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer

To be in Germany these past few weeks is to understand the enormous power of football in Scotland and its ability to mobilise people in the most extraordinary way.

The singing of Flower of Scotland before the Switzerland game in Cologne did not come from the larynx, it came from the heart.

The noise level was not a product of a desire to survive in this tournament, but a desperation.

These stories going around are unforgettable. People flying in from Australia, Argentina and Azerbaijan. Families and lads on the lash.

All ages. All human life. And now all of them with eyes on Scotland v Hungary in Stuttgart on Sunday.

Read Tom English's piece in full here.

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Hello, Scotland fans. Feeling nervous yet?

I certainly am. But let's turn those nerves into fever-pitch excitement.

Get the radio on, get the podcasts played, get the articles read, and listen to all the reasons that Scotland could turn up tonight and qualify for the last-16 for the first time ever.

Let me point you in the right direction.

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