The Bank of Scotland has unveiled a limited edition £20 note to honor Scott McTominay's stunning overhead kick, which played a crucial role in securing Scotland's qualification for the FIFA World Cup for the first time in nearly three decades. This commemorative note features McTominay's goal against Denmark, set against the backdrop of the Forth Road Bridge. Although it retains its standard monetary value, the note is designed to be a keepsake, reflecting a significant moment in Scottish football history. McTominay expressed his pride in having his goal featured on the note, emphasizing its importance to fans. To promote the note, the Bank of Scotland will host various events, including a collector's auction and pop-up vault events in Glasgow and Edinburgh, where fans can win one of the limited notes. All proceeds from these initiatives will support Crisis, a charity dedicated to tackling homelessness in Scotland. Emma Noble, chair of the Scottish Executive Committee at the Bank of Scotland, highlighted the note's role in celebrating a historic football achievement and its connection to Scottish identity.