ون فوتبول × جالوس: بإمكان اسكتلندا تحقيق نتيجة إيجابية أمام البرازيل

As part of OneFootball's collaboration series with Shoot Music we're interviewing an artist about their love of football and, over the next few weeks, it will be all about the World Cup.

This week it's Eamon & Paul Ewins of Glasgow indie-punks Gallus, who, as you might have guessed, are Scotland fans.

How exciting has it been to be back at the World Cup so far as a Scotland fan?

Eamon: It's a first for all of us so it's been incredible. Watching the Haiti game felt genuinely historic, and getting a win made it all the sweeter. Feeling very proud!

Can you describe your feelings heading into the Brazil game?

Eamon: Genuine pride. I think we can get a result against them but we've given a good account of ourselves so far. Morocco are a really good team and I think we were unlucky not to get something off them. I just want to see us attack Brazil and play on the front foot. We're looking good for qualification so avoid a total doing and we're fine. But we have a chance for a real upset against them.

What was your favourite Scotland World Cup memory prior to this tournament, and did John McGinn's goal vs Haiti come close to matching that?

Eamon: Our Scotland world cup memories prior to this are non-existent! We were all babies during France ‘98. The goal against Haiti is right up there with Scotland memories in general though.

If Scotland are to go far this year, which one player do you think will be key to that success?

Paul: Every squad needs an architect. There are a few who could be the architect behind Scotland’s success. But all architects need builders to do the hard work and graft for them, and the only builder in that squad is our bricky, Anthony Ralston.

Who do you think will win the World Cup and why?

Paul: I can’t see much further than Spain and Argentina. Would be happy with either of them winning it, but Germany do look pretty good too. I’ll say Spain to win it after putting Scotland out in the semis

'Letter From America' by Gallus is out now.

You can follow the band on Instagram here: @gallusareaband