GERMANY have been backed to kick their Euro 2024 campaign on the right foot with victory over Scotland.
The hosts take on Steve Clarke's side on Friday at the Allianz Arena in front of a home crowd.
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And a bold prediction has suggested Julian Nagelsmann's side will emerge victorious, but it could be a close one.
That's not according to expert analysts, TV pundits or legends of the game.
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Instead, it comes from a psychic ORANGUTAN at Dortmund Zoo.
Walter, 35, is no stranger to football predictions as he has shared his two cents in World Cups and Euros campaigns, as well as German and European club competitions, by picking up teams' merchandise from buckets.
On Thursday two buckets were placed in the ape's enclosure, one with a Germany scarf and another with a Scotland scarf.
Walter is used to that procedure, but this time he pulled off a twist for everyone watching.
The zoo's spokesperson Marcel Stawinoga said: "Walter stopped in front of the buckets, and then he took a look at both and he was very strictly going to the German bucket, so I think it must be a victory for the German team against Scotland.
"But then he went to the Scottish bucket, so may be the Scottish will be very close too."
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Walter joins a list of psychic animals that football fans have seen in previous years, such as an octopus and an elephant.
But the other animals usually picked one bowl of food bearing a team's flag over another.
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Paul the oracle octopus was arguably the most famous creature who shot to fame in 2010.
The sea creature lived in an aquarium in Oberhausen and had an uncanny ability to predict the results of Germany's matches in the 2010 World Cup as he correctly called the outcome of seven matches.
Walter has been well known within Germany for a long time and made headlines 10 years ago when he bit off the arm of a baby ape in the zoo.
Zookeepers claimed the orangutan lashed out at baby Yenko after the youngster reached in to his cage because he was jealous of the attention he was getting from his adoptive mother.
Surgeons managed to save the young ape but couldn't reattach his arm.
