Hampden Park, home stadium of Scotland
Scotland

Scotland

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Scotland iko nafasi ya 3 katika Kombe la Dunia la FIFA ikiwa na pointi 3 baada ya mechi 3 (ushindi 1, sare 0, vipigo 2, mabao 1-4). Fomu ya karibuni ya Scotland (mechi tano zilizopita): Ku Sa Ku Sh Ku.

Ilianzishwa

1873

Uwanja

Hampden Park

Jiji

Glasgow

Uwezo wa Uwanja

52,500

Aina ya Nyasi

grass

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Kikosi

Che Adams

Che Adams

Mshambuliaji
10
Kieron Bowie

Kieron Bowie

Mshambuliaji
20
Lyndon Dykes

Lyndon Dykes

Mshambuliaji
9
Ben Gannon-Doak

Ben Gannon-Doak

Mshambuliaji
17
George Hirst

George Hirst

Mshambuliaji
18
Oliver McBurnie

Oliver McBurnie

Mshambuliaji
9
Lawrence Shankland

Lawrence Shankland

Mshambuliaji
20
Ross Stewart

Ross Stewart

Mshambuliaji
14
Robbie Ure

Robbie Ure

Mshambuliaji
10
Kieron Bowie

Kieron Bowie

Mshambuliaji
20
Ben Gannon-Doak

Ben Gannon-Doak

Mshambuliaji
17
Oliver McBurnie

Oliver McBurnie

Mshambuliaji
9
Robbie Ure

Robbie Ure

Mshambuliaji
10
Che Adams

Che Adams

Mshambuliaji
10
Kieron Bowie

Kieron Bowie

Mshambuliaji
20
Lyndon Dykes

Lyndon Dykes

Mshambuliaji
9
Ben Gannon-Doak

Ben Gannon-Doak

Mshambuliaji
17
George Hirst

George Hirst

Mshambuliaji
18
Lawrence Shankland

Lawrence Shankland

Mshambuliaji
20
Ross Stewart

Ross Stewart

Mshambuliaji
14
Ryan Christie

Ryan Christie

Kiungo
11
Findlay Curtis

Findlay Curtis

Kiungo
16
Lewis Ferguson

Lewis Ferguson

Kiungo
19
Tyler Fletcher

Tyler Fletcher

Kiungo
16
Billy Gilmour

Billy Gilmour

Kiungo
8
John McGinn

John McGinn

Kiungo
7
Kenny McLean

Kenny McLean

Kiungo
23
Joshua McPake

Joshua McPake

Kiungo
15
Scott McTominay

Scott McTominay

Kiungo
4
Lennon Miller

Lennon Miller

Kiungo
14
Kristi Montgomery

Kristi Montgomery

Kiungo
23
Ryan Christie

Ryan Christie

Kiungo
11
Findlay Curtis

Findlay Curtis

Kiungo
16
Lewis Ferguson

Lewis Ferguson

Kiungo
19
Billy Gilmour

Billy Gilmour

Kiungo
8
John McGinn

John McGinn

Kiungo
7
Joshua McPake

Joshua McPake

Kiungo
15
Ryan Christie

Ryan Christie

Kiungo
11
Findlay Curtis

Findlay Curtis

Kiungo
16
Lewis Ferguson

Lewis Ferguson

Kiungo
19
Billy Gilmour

Billy Gilmour

Kiungo
8
John McGinn

John McGinn

Kiungo
7
Kenny McLean

Kenny McLean

Kiungo
23
Scott McTominay

Scott McTominay

Kiungo
4
Lennon Miller

Lennon Miller

Kiungo
14
Luis Binks

Luis Binks

Beki
4
Josh Doig

Josh Doig

Beki
6
Colby Donovan

Colby Donovan

Beki
13
Luke Graham

Luke Graham

Beki
18
Grant Hanley

Grant Hanley

Beki
5
Jack Hendry

Jack Hendry

Beki
13
Aaron Hickey

Aaron Hickey

Beki
2
Dominic Hyam

Dominic Hyam

Beki
16
Scott McKenna

Scott McKenna

Beki
16
Nathan Patterson

Nathan Patterson

Beki
22
Anthony Ralston

Anthony Ralston

Beki
24
Andrew Robertson

Andrew Robertson

Beki
3
John Souttar

John Souttar

Beki
15
Kieran Tierney

Kieran Tierney

Beki
6
Stephen Welsh

Stephen Welsh

Beki
5
Luis Binks

Luis Binks

Beki
4
Josh Doig

Josh Doig

Beki
6
Luke Graham

Luke Graham

Beki
18
Jack Hendry

Jack Hendry

Beki
13
Aaron Hickey

Aaron Hickey

Beki
2
Scott McKenna

Scott McKenna

Beki
16
Nathan Patterson

Nathan Patterson

Beki
22
Andrew Robertson

Andrew Robertson

Beki
3
Stephen Welsh

Stephen Welsh

Beki
5
Grant Hanley

Grant Hanley

Beki
5
Jack Hendry

Jack Hendry

Beki
13
Aaron Hickey

Aaron Hickey

Beki
2
Scott McKenna

Scott McKenna

Beki
16
Nathan Patterson

Nathan Patterson

Beki
22
Anthony Ralston

Anthony Ralston

Beki
24
Andrew Robertson

Andrew Robertson

Beki
3
John Souttar

John Souttar

Beki
15
Kieran Tierney

Kieran Tierney

Beki
6
Scott Bain

Scott Bain

Kipa
21
Angus Gunn

Angus Gunn

Kipa
1
Liam Kelly

Liam Kelly

Kipa
12
Angus Gunn

Angus Gunn

Kipa
1
Angus Gunn

Angus Gunn

Kipa
1

Mataji

Kirin Cup

2006

1xWinner

Nations Cup

2011

1x2nd Place

Scotland

The Scotland national football team, governed by the Scottish Football Association — the world's second-oldest national football association, founded in 1873 — holds a proud place in the history of the game. Scotland played in the world's first international match against England in 1872. The team qualified for eight FIFA World Cups between 1954 and 1998 but failed to progress beyond the group stage on each occasion, often exiting on goal difference. Notable players include Denis Law, Kenny Dalglish, and Graeme Souness. Scotland famously ended a 23-year major tournament absence by qualifying for UEFA Euro 2020 and subsequently qualified for Euro 2024. Steve Clarke has overseen their modern resurgence. The team plays home matches at Hampden Park in Glasgow, with a rich tartan army of travelling supporters.