A surge in positive coronavirus cases has been linked to Tartan Army supporters coming back to Scotland after the England clash in London last weekend.
Thousands of fans made the journey across the border to watch the Wembley clash, with packed trains and coaches heading south- despite warnings that nobody without a ticket should make the trip.
It is estimated some 20,000 Scots went to England, with a huge boozy party in Leicester Square in the run up to the 0-0 draw.
But after the close contact of supporters, Scottish Government chiefs have said 'we are now seeing positive cases' from the coaches to and from the UK capital.
NHS Ayrshire and Arran have written to people onboard the coaches urging them to get tested.
A Scottish Government spokeswoman also urged testing.
She said: “We had previously advised that fans without tickets should not travel to London.
"We are now seeing positive cases in people who were on coach trips to and from London last weekend and we’d recommend everyone who was there take up the offer of Covid testing.
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“A number of NHS Boards are monitoring this issue, including NHS Ayrshire and Arran who have written to people in their health board area who were on a recent coach trip.
“The board have taken this action to alert them to the fact that a fellow passenger has tested positive for Covid-19 and to advise them to get a test as a precaution.”
A spokesman for NHS Grampian said they expected cases associated with the trip to continue to rise.
He said: “In Grampian we are aware of a small number of cases of Covid-19 affecting people who travelled to London in recent days.
“We expect this number to rise in the coming days.”
A row has broken out between First Minister Nicola Sturgeon and Manchester mayor Andy Burnham over the recent Scottish Government travel ban to the English city.
This was announced as most Tartan Army supporters had already made the journey to England.
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On Scotland fan online has picked up flack for tweeting about the trip and testing positive for covid three times.
He wrote: "London: P**h. Tartan Army: Class. Results: Sh***. Days away: 3. Money spent: £800. Positive Covid Tests: Also 3. Close contacts: 17. Family: Disgusted. Boss: Fuming. Scotland at the Euros: F*****g Priceless."