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Scotland fans will be able to pay tribute to a fan who died in a fall at the Six Nations on Saturday.

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A minute's applause will take place before the game between Scotland and England in memory of the supporter who died at Celtic Park after falling down a stairwell. Scotland fan Nathan McSeveney was taken to Glasgow Royal Infirmary after he fell as he was leaving following Scotland's 1-0 Euro 2016 qualifying win over the Republic of Ireland on Friday. The 20-year-old is thought to have plunged three floors down as he was leaving the home of reigning Scottish champions Celtic. A crowd of 55,000 watched Scotland's Euro 2016 tie against Republic of Ireland on Friday night . Scotland fans go wild as Shaun Maloney celebrates scoring the winning goal at the game at Celtic Park . Stewart Regan, Scottish FA chief executive, said: 'We have all been extremely saddened by the dreadful news since it was relayed to us after the game on Friday. 'The Scottish FA intends to pay its own respects and we believe it is fitting that Nathan's fellow Scotland supporters have an opportunity to pay tribute to one of their own at Celtic Park.' Police confirmed there were 'no suspicious circumstances' into the death of Rangers fan Nathan, who was one of 55,000 supporters at Celtic Park on Friday night. Nathan McSeveney was taken to hospital after he fell as he was leaving Celtic Park on Friday night .