The draw’s been made for Qatar World Cup 2022 qualification. Scotland are in the very favourable Group F with Denmark, Austria, Israel, Faroe Islands and Moldova. Inside is everything you need to know to survive a socially distanced, outside pub convo including what Steve Clarke thought about the draw, fixture dates, and a wee gander at the teams
Scotland lose their first in ten games, succumbing one-nil to Slovakia in their penultimate group game of the Nations League
Scotland will go to their first major international tournament since World Cup 98 after securing a place at next Summer’s delayed Euros. Here’s further reaction from players, staff and supporters
Scotland qualify for a major international tournament for the first time in twenty-two years after beating Serbia in their own backyard
Ryan Fraser’s first half goal and a good dose of fortune sees Scotland take a firm hold on top spot in Group B2 with only two games to go
Ross McCrorie is also drafted into the side as Scotland look to kick-on from their penalty victory against Israel, with a win against Slovakia on Sunday
The new format to replace the pointless friendlies has rejuvenated the national scene, but is a little mind-boggling in concept
0-0 after full-time and extra-time, but Scotland hold their nerve to go through and play Serbia next month for a place in the European Championships proper
Scotland start their three October internationals with a crucial play-off tie against Israel that could set them on their way to avenging Euro 96
Harry Jamshid Reporter Sports Pages 