Smiles back for Scotland as San Marino are hit for six
Scotland manager Steve Clarke was delighted to see smiles back on the faces of his players as he praised their resilience after a 6-0 win over San Marino.
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Sir Kenny Dalglish: The real stuff starts today and if we aren’t capable of beating San Marino, we really do have a problem
Like every Scotland supporter, I’m concerned about the results and performances from our national team over the past year.
Former Celtic and Scotland keeper Rab Douglas: If Steve Clarke can find a defence to put in front of Marshall, we’ll have a real chance of making the Euros
It’s ironic that in a bleak period that has seen Scotland ship 10 goals in just three Euro qualifiers, one of the few plus points has been the form of keeper, David Marshall.
Scotland boss Steve Clarke insists empty seats at Hampden won’t distract his players
Scotland will play in front of a sea of empty seats against San Marino at Hampden tonight.
Clarke wants Scotland to look forward rather than reflect on poor results
Steve Clarke has called on Scotland to focus on what is ahead of them rather than looking backwards as they bid to end their European Championship qualifying campaign on a high.
Clarke hints he will cast net wider in bid to improve Scotland’s fortunes
Steve Clarke looks set to cast his net beyond his current Scotland squad after failing to stem the tide of goals against his team.
Steve Clarke hopes Scotland have hit lowest point after heavy defeat to Russia
Scotland manager Steve Clarke told his players to make sure their 4-0 defeat in Russia was the “lowest of the low” after putting their second-half capitulation down to “fragile confidence”.
Clarke up for fight but finds international management harder than expected
Scotland head coach Steve Clarke insists he is up for the fight despite finding international management more difficult than he imagined.
Clarke hopes Scotland have hit lowest point after heavy defeat to Russia
Scotland manager Steve Clarke told his players to make sure their 4-0 defeat in Russia was the “lowest of the low” after putting their second-half capitulation down to “fragile confidence”.
Scotland defeated again after second-half capitulation in Russia
Scotland’s miserable European Championship qualifying campaign continued as a second-half capitulation resulted in a 4-0 defeat in Russia.
Russia captain Artem Dzyuba surprised by Scotland’s lack of faith
Russia captain Artem Dzyuba is surprised to see a lack of faith in Scotland ahead of their meeting in Moscow.