DOUGLAS Ross has fired back at an SNP minister who poked fun at him over a photo with David Beckham at Wembley.

The Scottish Tory leader got a snap with the former Real Madrid star during Scotland's Euro 2020 match with England.

Kevin Stewart, Holyrood’s Mental Wellbeing and Social Care Minister, contrasted that picture with one of another Scottish MP at the game.

SNP colleague Stephen Flynn posed outside the stadium donning a Scotland top and kilt.

Sharing both images, Stewart tweeted: “MPs at the fitba – can you spot the difference?”

Ross, who is thought to have met Beckham in the hospitality section, snapped back at the SNP minister.

He replied: “Does the same apply to your fellow SNP Minister who was a couple of seats along from me?

“What a sad individual you are. Grow up.”

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Flynn, MP for Aberdeen South, quipped: “Kevin Stewart wishes he looked that class.”

Scotland won praise for their performance at Wembley, securing a point which keeps their hopes of qualifying for the knock-outs alive.

Sharing a video from inside the stadium, Ross said: "What a performance.

"Passion and determination from each and every one player. And the Tartan Army roared them on throughout. Well done Scotland".

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon also celebrated the result.

She posted online: "What a proud and gutsy performance #SCO - well done!

"We leave Wembley undefeated…and now it’s game on for Croatia at Hampden #EURO2020"

Scotland take on Croatia on Tuesday at 8pm in a showdown clash. Both sides need to win to qualify for the next round.