UEFA shares bagpipes allowed at upcoming Euro 2024

Scotland supporters will have the chance to cheer for their nation in venues at the EURO 2024.

The world famous Tartan Army will be allowed to take bagpipes inside stadiums at Euro 2024.

Uefa guidelines have banned “mechanical sound-emitting devices” from fixtures.

But the governing body has said the instruments have been given special permission! pic.twitter.com/T71CTgxsyl

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UEFA banned such instruments in the past, but now that is history.

“Supporters are allowed to bring instruments to the venues, but they will have to register them with their respective national bodies, who will be responsible for centralizing their supporters’ activities inside the stadium,” UEFA shared.

The ban on instruments came after the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa when the vuvuzela was heard in every match, and some fans shared their concerns that this stopped them from enjoying the game to the fullest.

However, in the upcoming championship, instruments are welcomed back again by UEFA, and Scots fans can show what atmosphere they can create with their bagpipes.

Scotland starts Euro 2024 vs. hosts Germany in the 1st game of the forum on June 14th at Allianz Arena.