The Scotland Epistles Football Magazine

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1st October, 1949

Northern Ireland V Scotland, Home Internationals

Windsor Park, Belfast

Line Up; Bobby Evans, Willie Woodburn, Jimmy Cowan, Sammy Cox, George Aitken,

Willie Waddell, Jimmy Mason, George Young, Eric Morris, Billy Steel and Lawrie Reilly.

Score – Northern Ireland 2 Scotland 8

Scorers – Northern Ireland – Smyth (50,60)

Scotland – Morris (2, 70, 88), Waddell (5, 31 pen.), Steel (23), Reilly (24), Mason (80)

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20th October, 1956

Wales v Scotland, British Championships

Ninian Park, Cardiff

Line-Up: Alex Parker, Ian McColl, Tommy Younger, John Hewie, Doug Cowie

Graham Leggat, Jackie Mudie, Lawrie Reilly, George Young, Bobby Collins and Willie Fernie.

Score: Wales 2 Scotland 2

Scorers: Wales – Ford (7), Medwin (32), Scotland – Fernie (22), Reilly (36)

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1st June, 1958

Yugoslavia v Scotland,  World Cup Finals

Arosvallen, Vasteras, Sweden

Line-Up: John Hewie, Eric Caldow, Tommy Younger, Eddie Turnbull, Bobby Evans, Doug Cowie

Graham Leggat, Jimmy Murray, Jackie Mudie, Bobby Collins, Stuart Imlach.

Score: Yugoslavia 1 Scotland 1

Scorers: Yugoslavia – Petakovic (6), Murray (51).

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18th October, 1958.

Wales v Scotland, Home Internationals

Ninian Park, Cardiff

Line Up: Jackie Henderson, Willie Toner, Bill Brown, John Grant, Eric Caldow, Tommy Docherty.
Graham Leggat, Bobby Collins, Dave MacKay, Denis Law (making his debut)and David Herd

Score: Wales 0 Scotland 3

Scorers: Leggat (30), Law (70), Collins (82)

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11th April, 1959

England v Scotland, Home International

Wembley Stadium, London

Line Up: Bobby Collins, Tommy Docherty, Willie Ormond, Graham Leggat, Bobby Evans, Eric Caldow, Duncan MacKay, David Herd, John Dick and Bill Brown.

Missing player ; Dave MacKay

Score: England 1 Scotland 0

Scorer: Bobby Charlton (59)

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9th November, 1960

Scotland v Northern Ireland, Home International Championships

Hampden Park, Glasgow

Line Up: Manager – Ian McColl, Duncan McKay, Dave MacKay, Jackie Penderleith, Lawrence Leslie, Jim Baxter, Eric Caldow, Jimmy Millar (12th Man – Did not Play), Dawson Walker (Trainer)

George Herd, Denis Law, Alex Young, Ralph Brand and Davie Wilson

Score: Scotland 5, Northern Ireland 2

Scorers: Scotland – Law (8), Caldow (43, pen.), Young (72), Brand (80,90), Northern Ireland – Blanchflower (48), McParland (84)

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15th April, 1961

England v Scotland, Home Internationals Championships

Wembley, London

Line Up: Bobby Shearer, Eric Caldow, Frank Haffey, Billy McNeill, Bert McCann, Dave MacKay

John MacLeod, Denis Law, Ian St. John, Pat Quinn, Davie Wilson and 12th man Duncan Mackay

Score: England 9 Scotland 3

Scorers : England – Robson (9), Greaves (21, 30, 83), Douglas (55), Smith (73, 85), Haynes (78, 82). Scotland – MacKay (48), Wilson (53), Quinn (75)

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14th April 1962

Scotland v England, Home International Championships,

Hampden Park, Glasgow

Line-Up:

Alex Hamilton, Eric Caldow, Bill Brown, Pat Crerand, Billy McNeill, Jim Baxter,

Alex Scott, John White, Ian St. John, Denis Law and Davie Wilson

Score : Scotland 2 England 0

Scorers : Wilson (13), Caldow (88 pen.)

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10th April, 1965

England v Scotland, Home International

Wembley Stadium, London

Line Up: Walter McRae (Trainer), Alex Hamilton, Bill Brown, Pat Crerand, Billy McNeill, John Greig, Eddie McCreadie

Front ; Ian St. John, Willie Henderson, Bobby Collins, Billy Bremner (12th man), Denis Law, Davie Wilson

Score: England 2 Scotland 2

Scorers: England – B. Charlton (25), Jimmy Greaves (35)

Scotland – Law (41), St. John (59)

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9th November, 1965

Scotland v Italy

Hampden Park, Glasgow

Line Up: John Greig, David Provan, Bill brown, Bobby Murdoch, Jim Baxter, Ronnie McKinnon

Neil Martin, Billy Bremner, Willie Johnston (12th man), John Hughes, Willie Henderson and Alan Gilzean

Score: Scotland 1 Italy 0

Scorer: Greig (88)

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15th April, 1967

England v Scotland, Home International / Euro Qualifier

Wembley Stadium, London

Line Up: Bobby Brown (Manager), John Greig, Frank McLintock, Eddie McCreadie, Ronnie McKinnon, Ronnie Simpson, Bobby Ferguson, Denis Law, Walter McRae (Trainer).

Jim Baxter, Stevie Chalmers, Billy Bremner, Tommy Gemmell, Jim McCalliog and Bobby Lennox.

Willie Wallace who played in the game is not pictured as he was a late replacement for Jimmy Johnstone (also not pictured) in the team due to injury. McLintock, Ferguson and Chalmers were all listed as reserves

Score: England 2 Scotland 3

Scorers: England – J.Charlton (84), Hurst (88)

Scotland – Law (27), Lennox (78), McCalliog (87)

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24th February, 1968

Scotland v England, Home International / Euro Qualifier

Hampden Park, Glasgow

Tommy Gemmell, Ronnie McKinnon, Billy McNeill, Ronnie Simpson, John Greig, Eddie McCreadie

Charlie Cooke, Billy Bremner, Alan Gilzean, Willie Johnston, Bobby Lennox

(Photo is taken at Largs, however, Gilzean dropped out and never played with John Hughes coming in instead).

Score : Scotland 1 England 1

Scorers: Scotland – Hughes (39), England – Peters (20)

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16th April, 1969

Scotland v West Germany, World Cup Qualifier

Hampden Park, Scotland

Line Up: Bobby Murdoch, Tommy Gemmell, Ronnie McKinnon, Tommy Lawrence, John Greig, Eddie McCreadie

Jimmy Johnstone, Billy Bremner, Denis Law, Alan Gilzean, Bobby Lennox

Score: Scotland 1 West Germany 1

Scorers: Scotland – Murdoch (88), Muller (39)

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13th October, 1971

Scotland v Portugal, Euro Qualifier

Hampden Park, Glasgow

Squad Photo;

Tom McNiven (Trainer), David Hay, Tony Green, Archie Gemmill, John O’Hare, Sandy Jardine, Alex Cropley, Pat Stanton, Jimmy Johnstone, Tommy Docherty

Front row; Jim McCalliog, Bobby Clark, Eddie Colquhoun, Bob Wilson, George Graham, Martin Buchan and Billy Bremner

Score: Scotland 2 Portugal 1

Scorers: Scotland – O’Hare (23), Gemmill (58) Portugal – Rodrigues (57)

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10th November, 1971

Scotland v Belgium, Euro Qualifier

Pittodrie Park, Aberdeen

Squad Photo; 

Tommy Docherty (Manager), Martin Buchan, David Hay, Bobby Clark, Alan Rough (Yep five years before his debut), Eddie Gray, Sandy Jardine, Pat Stanton, Willie Young, Tom  McNiven (Trainer)

John Hansen, Stevie Murray (Aberdeen), Jimmy Johnstone, Billy Bremner, Alex Cropley, John O’Hare, Kenny Dalglish and Jim Steele (Dundee).

Score: Scotland 1 Belgium 0

Scorer: John O’Hare (6)

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5th July, 1972

Brazil v Scotland, Brazilian Independence Cup

Estadio Maracana, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil

Line Up: Martin Buchan, Eddie Colquhoun, George Graham, Bobby Clark, Willie Donachie, Billy Bremner

Asa Hartford, Lou Macari, Denis Law, Willie Morgan and Alex Forsyth.

Score: Brazil 1 Scotland 0

Scorer: Jairzinho (80)

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26th September, 1973

Scotland v Czechoslovakia, World Cup Qualifier

Hampden Park, Glasgow

Not sure when this photo was taken as it is of the actual team that started that night so perhaps it was down at Largs before the game.

Line Up: Billy Bremner, Denis Law, Willie Morgan. Kenny Dalglish, Tommy Hutchison, Sandy Jardine, Danny McGrain, Ally Hunter, David Hay, George Connelly and Jim Holton

Score: Scotland 2 Czechoslovakia 1

Scorers: Scotland – Holton (40), Jordan (75), Czechoslovakia – Nehoda (33)

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27th March, 1974

West Germany v Scotland, International Friendly

Waldstadion, Frankfurt

Line Up: Denis Law, Willie Morgan, Kenny Burns, Tommy Hutchison, Pat Stanton, Martin Buchan, Erich Schaedler, Kenny Dalglish, Sandy Jardine, Thomson Allan and David Hay

Score: West Germany 2 Scotland 1

Scorers: West Germany – Breitner (33, pen.), Grabowski (35), Scotland – Dalglish (77)

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May 1974

The Squad for the British Championships and World Cup 1974

Please note: Jimmy Smith would not travel to Germany and was replaced by Peter Cormack of Liverpool.

14th June 1974

Zaire v Scotland, World Cup Group Match

Westfalen Stadion, Dortmund, West Germany

Line-Up:

David Harvey, Jim Holton, Joe Jordan, Danny McGrain, John Blackley,

Kenny Dalglish, Sandy Jardine, Peter Lorimer, Billy Bremner, David Hay and Denis Law (in his final game)

Score: Zaire 0 Scotland 2

Scorers: Lorimer (26), Jordan (33).

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4th June, 1977

England v Scotland, Home Internationals

Wembley Stadium, London

Line Up: Bruce Rioch, Alan Rough, Danny McGrain, Gordon McQueen, Kenny Dalglish, Joe Jordan, Willie Donachie, Tom Forsyth, Don Masson, Willie Johnston, Asa Hartford

Score: England 1 Scotland 2

Scorers: England – Channon (87, pen.), Scotland – McQueen (43), Dalglish (61)

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18th June 1977

Argentina v Scotland Friendly

Estadio Boca Juniors, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Line up : Kenny Dalglish, Willie Johnston, Alan Rough, Willie Donachie, Danny McGrain

Martin Buchan, Lou Macari, Archie Gemmill, Asa Hartford, Don Masson, Tom Forsyth

Score: Argentina 1 Scotland 1

Scorers : Argentina – Passarella (81, pen), Scotland – Don Masson (77, pen)

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11th June, 1978

Netherlands v Scotland, World Cup Finals

Estadio San Martin, Mendoza, Argentina

Line-Up: Asa Hartford, Willie Donachie, Martin Buchan, Tom Forsyth, Joe Jordan, Graeme Souness, Kenny Dalglish, Archie Gemmill, Stuart Kennedy, Alan Rough, Bruce Rioch

Score: Netherlands 2 Scotland 3

Scorers: Netherlands – Rensenbrink (34, pen), Rep (71), Scotland – Dalglish (44), Gemmill (46 pen, 68)

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25th February, 1981

Israel v Scotland, World Cup Qualifier

Ramat Gan Stadion, Tel Aviv.

Line-up: Alex McLeish, John Wark, Graeme Souness, Kenny Dalglish, Steve Archibald, John Robertson, Kenny Burns, Frank Gray, Danny McGrain, Alan Rough and Archie Gemmill.

Score : Israel 0 Scotland 1

Scorer: Dalglish (54)

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16th May, 1981

Wales v Scotland, Home Internationals

Vetch Field, Swansea

,Line Up: Willie Miller, David Provan, Arthur Graham, Joe Jordan, Gordon McQueen, Kenny Burns, David Narey, Ray Stewart, Frank Gray, Alan Rough, Asa Hartford

Score : Wales 2 Scotland 0

Scorers: Walsh (17, 20)

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15th June 1982

New Zealand v Scotland, World Cup Finals

Estadio La Rosaleda

Line up:

Danny McGrain, Alan Rough, Kenny Dalglish, Aaln Hansen, Frank Gray, Allan Evans, Gordon Strachan, John Robertson, Graeme Souness, Alan Brazil and John Wark

Score: New Zealand 2 Scotland 5

Scorers : New Zealand – Sumner (55), Wooddin (65). Scotland – Dalglish (18), Wark (29, 32), Robertson (73), Archibald (80).

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30th March, 1983

Scotland v Switzerland, Euro Qualifier

Hampden Park

Line up : Graeme Souness, Jim Leighton, Kenny Dalglish, Frank Gray, Alan Hansen, Gordon Strachan, Peter Weir, Richard Gough, Charlie Nicholas, John Wark and Willie Miller

Score: Scotland 2 Switzerland 2

Scorers: Scotland – Wark (70), Nicholas (76), Switzerland – Egli (15), Hermann (58)

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14th November 1984

Scotland v Spain, World Cup Qualifier,

Hampden Park

Line-Up:

Graeme Souness, Jim Leighton, Kenny Dalglish, Stevie Nicol, Jim Bett, Mo Johnston, Paul McStay, Davie Cooper, Arthur Albiston, Willie Miller, Alex McLeish

Score: Scotland 3 Spain 1

Scorers: Scotland – Mo Johnston (33, 42), Kenny Dalglish (75)

Spain – Goicoechea (68)

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25th May 1985

Scotland v England Rous Cup,

Hampden Park

Pictured are: Alan Rough, Richard Gough. Alex McLeish, Roy Aitken, Jim Leighton, Maurice Malpas, David Speedie, Stevie Archibald, Willie Miller, Maurice Johnston

Jim Bett. Graeme Souness, Murdo MacLeod and Gordon Strachan.

Score: Scotland 1 England 0

Scorer : Richard Gough (68)

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10th September, 1985

Wales v Scotland, World Cup Qualifier

Ninian Park, Cardiff

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Line Up: David Speedie, Richard Gough, Alex McLeish, Graeme Sharp, Jim Bett, Stevie Nicol, Gordon Strachan, Maurice Malpas, Roy Aitken, Jim Leighton and Willie Miller

Score: Wales 1 Scotland 1

Scorers: Wales – Hughes, 13, Scotland – Davie Cooper (Penalty, 81)

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28th January, 1986

Israel v Scotland, International Friendly

Ramat Gan Stadion, Tel Aviv, Israel

Line Up: Charlie Nicholas, Eamonn Bannon, Graeme Sharp, David Narey, Richard Gough, Jim Bett, Paul McStay, Roy Aitken, Maurice Malpas, Jim Leighton, Willie Miller

Score: Israel 0 Scotland 1

Scorer : Paul McStay

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1986 World Cup Squad (well . . . some of them)

Pictured are;

Starting left to right; Alex Ferguson (Manager), Willie Miller, Frank MacAvennie, Eamonn Bannon, David Narey, Roy Aitken, Richard Gough;

Scrunched up in the middle; Charlie Nicholas, Paul McStay, Graeme Sharp, Paul Sturrock

Front Row; Davie Cooper, Arthur Albiston, Maurice Malpas, Jim Bett,  Jim Leighton and Gordon Strachan and his flyaway hair.

Still in the bar presumably; Alan Rough, Andy Goram, Steve Archibald, Alex McLeish, Graeme Souness and Stevie Nicol

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4th June, 1986

Denmark v Scotland, World Cup Group Match

Estadio Neza, Nezahualcoyotl, Mexico

Line Up: Willie Miller, Alex Mcleish, Stevie Nicol, Jim Leighton, Richard Gough, Roy Aitken

Gordon Strachan, Paul Sturrock, Charlie Nicholas, Graeme Souness, Maurice Malpas

Score: Denmark 1 Scotland 0

Scorer : Elkjaer-Larsen (57)

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13th June, 1986

Uruguay v Scotland, World Cup Group Match

Estadio Neza, Nezahualcoyotl, Mexico

Gordon Strachan, Graeme Sharp, David Narey, Richard Gough, Jim Leighton, Roy Aitken

Paul McStay, Stevie Nicol, Arthur Albiston, Pual Sturrock and Willie Miller

Score: Uruguay 0 – Scotland 0

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22nd March, 1988

Malta v Scotland, International Friendly

Ta’Qali Stadium, Valletta

Line Up: Roy Aitken, Stevie Clarke, Derek Ferguson, Willie Miller, Jim Leighton

Maurice Malpas, Alex Mcleish, Gary MacKay, Graeme Sharp, Iain Durrant and Ally McCoist

Same Game

Score: Malta 1 Scotland 1

Scorers: Malta – Busuttil (53), Sharp – Scotland (21)

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27th April, 1988

Spain v Scotland, International Friendly

Estadio Santiago Bernabeu, Madrid

Roy Aitken, Richard Gough, Gary Gillespie, Alex McLeish, Stevie Nicol, Jim Leighton, Willie Miller

Ian Durrant, Paul McStay, Mo Johnston and Ally McCoist

Score: Spain 0 Scotland 0

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30th May, 1989

Scotland v Chile, Rous Cup Match

Hampden Park

Line up: Jim Leighton, Roy Aitken, Maurice Malpas, Gary Gillespie, Alan McInally, Stewart McKimmie, Paul McStay, Peter Grant, Murdo MacLeod, Alex McLeish and David Speedie

Score: Scotland 2 Chile 0

Scorers: McInally (4), MacLeod (52)

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16th June 1990

Sweden v Scotland, World Cup Group Match

Stadio Luigi Ferraris, Genoa, Italy

Maurice Malpas, Craig Levein, Jim Leighton, Dave McPherson,

Stuart McCall, Roy Aitken, Gordon Durie, Murdo MacLeod, Mo Johnston, Robert Fleck

Score; Sweden 1 Scotland 2

Scorers; Sweden – Stromberg (85), Scotland – McCall (8), Johnston (81 pen.)

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15th June 1992

Scotland v Germany, European Championships, Group Match

Norrkopings Idrottspark, Norrkoping, Sweden

Line Up: Maurice Malpas, Dave McPherson, Stewart McKimmie, Stuart McCall, Richard Gough

Ally McCoist, Brian McClair, Gary McAllister, Gordon Durie, Paul McStay and Andy Goram.

Score: Scotland 0 Germany 2

Scorers: Riedle (28), Effenberg (46)

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21st May, 1995

Japan v Scotland, Kirin Cup

Big Arch Stadium, Hiroshima, Japan

Line Up: Jim Leighton, Rob McKinnon, Billy McKinlay, Paul Lambert, Colin Calderwood, Craig Burley

Brian Martin, Scot Gemmill, John Spencer, Darren Jackson, Alan McLaren

Score: Japan 0 Scotland 0

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15th June, 1996

England v Scotland, European Championships Finals, Group Match

Wembley, London, England

Line Up: Tosh McKinlay, Gordon Durie, Colin Hendry, Stuart McCall, Andy Goram, Colin Calderwood

John Collins, Stewart McKimmie, Gary McAllister, Tom Boyd and John Spencer.

Score: England 2 Scotland 0

Scorers: Shearer (53), Gascoigne (79).

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18th May, 1998

Republic Of Ireland Under 21’s v Scotland Under 21’s,  Triangular Tournament

Finn Park, Ballybofey, Ireland

Lee McCulloch (Motherwell), Gavin Strachan (Coventry City), Russell Anderson (Aberdeen), Alan Archibald (Partick Thistle), Jim Lauchlan (Kilmarnock), Neil Alexander (Stenhousemuir)

Craig Dargo (Raith Rovers), Craig McEwan (Raith Rovers), Craig Easton (Dundee United), Barry Ferguson (Rangers), Stuart Campbell (Raith Rovers)

Score: Republic of Ireland 3 v Scotland 0

Scorers: Connolly (12), Hawkins (?), A.N. Other

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10th June 1998

Brazil v Scotland, World Cup Finals

Stade De France, Saint-Denis, France

Line Up: Colin Hendry (Captain), Jim Leighton, Paul Lambert, John Collins, Christian Dailly, Tom Boyd, Kevin Gallacher, Tosh McKinlay, Craig Burley, Colin Calderwood and Darren Jackson.

Score: Brazil 2 Scotland 1

Scorers : Brazil – Cesar Sampaio (4), Tom Boyd (73 o.g.) Scotland – Collins (38 pen)

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28th April, 1999

Germany v Scotland, Friendly

Weser Stadion, Bremen, Germany

Line Up: Allan Johnston, Iain Durrant, David Weir, Don Hutchison, Neil Sullivan, Colin Hendry

Billy Dodds, Callum Davidson, Paul Lambert, Tom Boyd and Scot Gemmill

Score: Germany 0 Scotland 1

Scorer: Hutchison (65)

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11th October, 2000

Croatia v Scotland

Maksimir Stadion, Zagreb

Line Up: Tom Boyd, Colin Hendry, Neil Sullivan, David Weir, Matt Elliott, Craig Burley

Colin Cameron, Don Hutchison, Gary Naysmith, Kevin Gallacher and Allan Johnston

Score : Croatia 1 Scotland 1

Scorers : Croatia – Boksic (15), Scotland – Gallacher (24)

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5th September, 2001

Belgium v Scotland, World Cup Qualifier

Stade Roi Badouion, Brussels, Belgium

Line Up: Christian Dailly, David Weir, Tom Boyd, Neil Sullivan, Craig Burley, Dominic Matteo

Don Hutchison, Paul Lambert, Matt Elliott, Gary Naysmith and Billy Dodds.

Score: Belgium 2 Scotland 0

Scorers: Kerckhoven (20), Goor (90+2)

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21st August, 2002

Scotland v Denmark, International Friendly

Hampden Park

Line Up: Robbie Stockdale, Christian Dailly, David Weir, Kevin Kyle, Rab Douglas, Steven Thompson

Barry Ferguson, Gary Naysmith, Kevin McNaughton, Paul Lambert and Maurice Ross

Score : Scotland 0 Denmark 0

Scorer: Sand (8)

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13th May, 2006

Japan v Scotland, Kirin Cup

Saitama Stadium 2002, Saitama, Japan

Line Up: Gary Teale, Gary Caldwell, David Weir, Scott Severin. Neil Alexander, Darren Fletcher

Lee McCulloch, James McFadden, Gary Naysmith, Graeme Murty and Russell Anderson

Score: Japan 0 Scotland 0

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22nd August, 2007

Scotland v South Africa, International Friendly

Pittodrie Stadium, Aberdeen

Line Up: Craig Gordon, Gary Caldwell, Garry O’Connor, Jay McEveley, Russel Anderson, Stephen McManus                                                                           Alan Hutton, James McFadden, Kenny Miller, Darren Fletcher, and Scott Brown

Score: Scotland 1 South Africa 0

Scorer: Boyd (71)

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9th September, 2009

Scotland v Netherlands, World Cup Qualifier

Hampden Park, Glasgow

Line up: Steven Whittaker, David Marshall, Alan Hutton, David Weir, Stephen McManus, Darren Fletcher

Shaun Maloney, Kenny Miller, Steven Naismith, Paul Hartley and Scott Brown

Score: Scotland 0 Netherlands 1

Scorer: Elia (82)

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10th October, 2009

Japan v Scotland, Friendly

Nissan Stadium, Yokohama, Japan

Line Up: Craig Gordon, Gary Caldwell, Lee Miller, Christophe Berra, Craig Conway, Lee Wallace

Graham Dorrans, Charlie Adam, Stephen McManus, Steven Whittaker and Ross Wallace

Score: Japan 2 Scotland 0

Scorers: Berra (o.g. – 82), Honda (90+1)

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25th May, 2011

Wales v Scotland, Carling Nations Cup

Aviva Stadium, Dublin, Ireland

Gary Caldwell, Christophe Berra, Allan McGregor, James Morrison, Stephen Crainey,

Charlie Adam, Scott Brown, Steven Naismith, Kenny Miller, Steven Whittaker and Ross McCormack

Score: Wales 1 Scotland 3

Scorers: Wales – Earnshaw (36), Scotland – Morrison (56), Miller (65), Berra (71)

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11th November, 2011

Cyprus v Scotland, Friendly

Stadio Antonis Papadopoulos, Larnaca, Cyrpus

Squad Photo;

Gary Mackenzie, Matt Gilks, Allan MacGregor, Craig Samson, Christophe Berra, Steven Whittaker

Grant Hanley, Stephen Crainey, James Morrison, Darren Fletcher, Gary Caldwell, Barry Robson, James Mackie

Jordan Rhodes, Ryan Stevenson, David Goodwillie, Craig Conway, James MacArthur, Don Cowie and Kenny Miller

Score: Cyprus 1 Scotland 2

Scorers: Cyprus – Christofi (59), Scotland – Miller (24), Mackie (56)

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8th September, 2012

Scotland v Serbia, World Cup Qualifier

Hampden Park, Glasgow

Line Up: Allan McGregor, Alan Hutton, Gary Caldwell, Andy Webster, Christophe Berra, Robert Snodgrass                                                                       Kenny Miller, Paul Dixon, James Morrison, Steven Naismith, Charlie Adam

Score: Scotland 0 Serbia 0

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14th November, 2012

Luxembourg v Scotland, International Friendly

Stade Joey Barthel, Luxembourg

Line Up: Jordan Rhodes, Grant Hanley. Charlie Mulgrew, Christophe Berra, Matt Gilks, Darren Fletcher

Kenny Miller, Andrew Shinnie, Paul Dixon, Steven Naismith and Steven Whittaker

Score: Luxembourg 1 Scotland 2

Scorers: Luxembourg – Gerson (47), Scotland – Rhodes (11, 23)

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15th November, 2013

Scotland v USA, International Friendly

Hampden Park, Glasgow

David Marshall, Alan Hutton, Grant Haney, Charlie Mulgrew, Gordon Greer, Steven Fletcher,

Robert Snodgrass, Barry Bannan, Scott Brown, Steven Whittaker, Craig Conway

Score: Scotland 0 USA 0

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26th March, 2014

Serbia v Scotland, World Cup Qualifier

Stadion Karadjordje, Novi Sad, Serbia

Line Up: Gary Caldwell, Grant Hanley, Alan Hutton, David Marshall, George Boyd, Steven Whittaker

Shaun Maloney, James MacArthur, Steven Naismith, Liam Bridcutt, Jordan Rhodes

Score: Serbia 2 Scotland 0

Scorers: Djuricic (60,65)

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14th November, 2014

Scotland v Republic of Ireland, European Championship Qualifier

Celtic Park, Glasgow

Line Up: David Marshall, Grant Hanley, Charlie Mulgrew, Russell Martin, Steven Whittaker, Steven Fletcher,

Steven Naismith, Scott Brown, Andrew Robertson, Ikechi Anya and Shaun Maloney.

Score: Scotland 1 Republic Of Ireland 0

Scorer: Maloney (75)

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24th March, 2016

Czech Republic v Scotland, International Friendly

Stadion Letna, Prague, Czech Republic

Line Up: Alan McGregor, Alan Hutton, Russell Martin, Charlie Mulgrew, Christophe Berra, Robert Snodgrass,

Darren Fletcher, Andrew Robertson, Kenny McLean, Ikechi Anya and Ross McCormack

Score: Czech Republic 0 Scotland 1

Scorer:  Anya (10).

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