Football, often referred to as the “Beautiful Game,” has woven itself into the fabric of Scottish culture, igniting passions, rivalries, and dreams that span generations. Scotland’s football history is a tapestry of triumphs, heartaches, and moments of sheer brilliance. Join us as we embark on a journey through the annals of Scottish football and explore […]
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Back in 1973, Scotland came back from behind to beat the Czech’s at Hampden Park to secure a place at the 1974 World Cup in West Germany. Over 95k supporters roared the Scots onto victory courtesy of goals from Manchester United’s defender Jim Holton and Leeds United’s young striker Joe Jordan who’d come on as […]
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For the first time in European Cup history the Scottish and English league champions we’re paired together in the semi-final of the 69/70 competition which was dubbed the ‘Battle of Britain’. Jock Stein’s Glasgow Celtic would take on the heavily fancied Leeds United managed by Don Revie. In the tight first leg at Elland Road, […]
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During the 80’s the Tartan Army enjoyed watching their national side compete at both Espana 82 and Mexico 86 World Cups whilst also enjoying a successful qualifying campaign for Italia 90. How many Scotland international players can you name from the 80’s? Take the test here and then let us know what percentage you got. […]
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On this day in 1989, Scotland U16’s faced Saudi Arabia U16’s in the FIFA World Cup final at Hampden Park in front of a 50kstrong crowd. Despite going two goals to the good within 25 minutes the home side we’re pegged back to 2-2. Extra time couldn’t separate the two teams which meant the game […]
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