TRNSMT festival goers to watch Scotland's World Cup clash on country's largest screens

Those attending the TRNSMT music festival in Glasgow will be able to watch Scotland at the World Cup on the country’s largest screens.

Steve Clarke’s men take on Morocco in Boston as the Glasgow Green music festival’s first day comes to a close.

Following Richard Ashcroft’s headline set on June 19, ticket holders will be allowed to stay on site and watch Scotland’s second match of the tournament in America on the Main Stage.

Geoff Ellis, CEO of DF Concerts said: “This is going to be a historic moment for the festival and one we are incredibly excited about, it’s sure to be a night that will live long in the memory.

“I couldn’t think of a better addition to the Main Stage lineup than the Scotland national team, and showing the game will create a unique atmosphere, bringing the Hampden roar to Glasgow Green.

“Giving our fans the chance to see their favourite bands and then watch the game with thousands of Scotland fans in a World Cup is the stuff dreams are made of, and it shows exactly how TRNSMT is much more than a music festival.

“We’ll be providing the most exciting place to watch the game in the country with our screens even higher than Scott McTominay’s bicycle kick.

“I want to thank Glasgow City Council and partners for their continued collaboration. We can’t wait to show the world that yes sir, TRNSMT can boogie.”

Those holding Friday tickets and multi-day passes will be able to attend the massive watch party.