Scotland faced a disheartening night at the Allianz Arena as fans began streaming out of the Olympic Park fan zone at halftime.

Three Goals Down and a Man Sent Off

The Scottish team found themselves three goals down and reduced to ten men within the first 45 minutes. The performance left much to be desired, and the German team clearly capitalized on every opportunity.

Fans' Reactions: Disappointment and Disbelief

Scottish fans expressed their dismay, with Iain Jurgenson, a 48-year-old from Helensburgh, voicing his frustration.

"I'm seriously disappointed. The Germans showed up, while we stayed in the dressing room."

His 11-year-old son, Archie, added:

"That was terrible. We couldn't keep the ball."

A Family Affair

Joining Iain and Archie was Iain's 83-year-old father, Bob. The collective disappointment was palpable, reflecting a broader sentiment among the travelling Scottish supporters.

Fans Leaving Early

Kevin Dryburgh, a 45-year-old working in Qatar, also left the arena early. He remarked:

"I think I'll head back there now. We had a great party in the city but then the game began. Not one player was prepared to put his foot on the ball."

Fanzone in Glasgow Opens Early

In Scotland, the Tennent's Lager fanzone in Glasgow's Merchant Square opened earlier than planned to accommodate the excited crowd. The stunning venue was packed with hundreds of Saltire-clad fans who enjoyed pints and cheered for their team in their biggest game since 1998.

The Path Ahead for Scotland

This defeat raises questions about Scotland's preparation and strategy. The team will need to regroup and perhaps rethink their tactics as they move forward. The fans' dedication and passion, however, remain unshaken despite the night's outcome.

Editor: Yana Davydiuk