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Steve Clarke: We're getting better – why can't we beat England? - Vimarsana News

Steve Clarke: We're getting better – why can't we beat England?

Scotland will play England at Hampden on Tuesday, two years after the nations met in the group stage of Euro 2020

How Scotland could qualify for Euro 2024 with a win over Cyprus if results go their way - Vimarsana News

How Scotland could qualify for Euro 2024 with a win over Cyprus if results go their way

Scotland can book their place at Euro 2024 – and reach a second major finals under Steve Clarke – if they defeat Cyprus on Friday and results elsewhere go their way.

Source: yahoo.com
Gillian Duffy of Greenock becomes new SSFA president - Vimarsana News

Gillian Duffy of Greenock becomes new SSFA president

AN inspirational Greenock woman who is the first female to take on a leading national football role is promising to keep fighting for equality.

Steve Clarke removes shackles in 'top-loaded' Scotland squad - how Cyprus win could seal Euro 2024 qualification - Vimarsana News

Steve Clarke removes shackles in 'top-loaded' Scotland squad - how Cyprus win could seal Euro 2024 qualification

A leopard doesn’t change its spots. You can’t teach an old dog new tricks. All these somewhat hackneyed sayings come to mind as Steve Clarke marked reaching 60 by issuing a defiant and slightly uncharacteristic challenge: Let’s go and beat Cyprus!

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Talking Point: Will you be supporting the Lionesses or does all the hype turn you off backing England? - Vimarsana News

Talking Point: Will you be supporting the Lionesses or does all the hype turn you off backing England?

With England going for World Cup glory tomorrow, can Scots sports fans bring themselves to support the Auld Enemy?