By Chris Greenwood, Mario Ledwith and Mark Duell PUBLISHED: 19:16 EST, 14 August 2013 | UPDATED: 04:06 EST, 15 August 2013 England fans may dream of turning Wembley Stadium into a fortress but Trafalgar Square belonged to the Tartan Army yesterday. Up to 4,000 good-natured travelling football fans transformed the London landmark into a blistering cauldron of Scottish jingoism. But there was disappointment in the evening for the supporters when their team lost 3-2 in North-West London, with England debutant Rickie Lambert scoring the winner. Scroll down for video Wide view: Brandishing inflatable swords and ginger wigs, many chanted 'there's only one William Wallace'
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Up to 4,000 travelling Scotland football fans transform London landmark
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But their team lost 3-2 to England in friendly match at Wembley Stadium
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Sprawling crowd gathered at the base of Nelson's Column ahead of game
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Scots were brandishing inflatable swords, Saltire flags and ginger wigs
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Drunken man arrested at Trafalgar Square for dancing naked in fountain
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