TRNSMT fans shake off Scotland loss in sun-soaked Fratellis sing-a-long

TRNSMT fans shake off Scotland loss in sun-soaked Fratellis sing-a-long1 hour agoShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleJonathan GeddesGlasgow and west reporterGetty ImagesThe Fratellis got one of the biggest reactions when they played Chelsea DaggerTRNSMT fans have been able to shake off their World Cup disappointment and bask in sunshine as the second day of the festival gets under way.The event at Glasgow Green was hit with torrential rain throughout Friday into the evening, which culminated in a screening of Scotland's loss to Morocco.But plenty of saltires and football tops were visible among the crowds, with fans in good voice during a sing-a-long to Chelsea Dagger during a set by The Fratellis.The second day is headlined by rock band Kasabian, with performances from the likes of DJ Sonny Fedora, Mercury Music Prize winners English Teacher and West Lothian guitar band The Snuts.More stories from Glasgow & West ScotlandMore stories from ScotlandOn Friday the festival saw thousands of fans stay behind on Glasgow Green to watch Steve Clarke's men in action on big screens.However it was a subdued atmosphere by the end of the night, after an early goal by Morocco's Ismael Saibari.Festival organisers DF Concerts had secured a late licence for the night, and the company's event manager Katt Lingard told BBC Scotland News about 10,000 fans stayed on site to watch the game.She said: "We were a bit uncertain how many fans would stay on, particularly with the rain, but the Hampden roar was here in the way that we hoped."It felt like the high from seeing your favourite bands rolled into the football really well. I think it was a really extra special moment for the fans - we had people of all ages coming along and it was a good community feel, united around Scotland." Getty ImagesEnglish Teacher took to the stage early on Saturday at TRNSMTBright spirits have abounded on so far on Saturday, although the festival i noticeably quieter so fa...