Moment Scotland fans brawl in shocking scenes at Hampden during Poland clash

Shocking footage has emerged of two Scotland fans brawling during last night's Nations League match with Poland at Hampden.

The clip, understood to be filmed at half time, shows two Tartan Army members clashing in the North Stand of the National Stadium in Glasgow.

With Steve Clarke's side 2-0 down at the break, tempers were frayed in the stands. An impressive 30-minute period of dominance for Scotland had, frustratingly, been bookended by an early Sebastian Szymański strike from distance and a Robert Lewandowski penalty shortly before half time.

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And the anger at the result clearly boiled over in one section of Hampden, where two furious fans traded blows. In the clip, fellow supporters look on in horror as the two men throw punches at each other.

One fighter, a bald man wearing a blue Scotland strip, takes a grip of his opponent's jumper and pulls it over his head as he brands him an "a******e".

He then begins to rain down blows upon the man's bare back. He continues to punch the other man as the pair stumble towards the stairwell as shocked onlookers try to separate them.

As he fully pulls the sweater off the other man, the bald man then stumbles down the stairs and his now-topless rival then sees an opportunity to hit back. But before he can begin exacting his revenge, a team of stewards arrive on the scene.

The security officers are able to split up the scrapping the pair before the clip ends. It is not known what sparked the brawl or if the men were ejected from Hampden.

It is believed the footage was filmed during the half-time interval, when Scotland were 2-0 down. Szymański found the inside of the post with a shot from range on eight minutes, following a poor pass from Kenny McLean, then goal-machine Lewandowski struck from the spot a minute before the break after a foul by Anthony Ralston.

Steve Clarke's men, who had controlled most of the game in between the goals, came out firing in the second half and new Napoli star Billy Gilmour pulled one back within minutes.

Scott McTominay - who joined Gilmour in Italy last month - brought Scotland level around half an hour later, having had a first half goal chopped off for handball.

Ben Doak and Ryan Gauld were handed first team debuts off the bench shortly before the equaliser, and the Dark Blues looked the more likely to find the win.

But a clumsy challenge from Grant Hanley allowed Nicola Zalewski to score Poland's second penalty in the 97th minute and leave the Scots empty handed.

There were no arrests following this incident. Police Scotland confirmed that a fine was handed out for breach of the peace to a separate supporter at last night's clash.

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