Scotland 6-0 San Marino
Euro 2020 Qualifiers
Group Stages
Sun 13th October 2019
17:00
Hampden, Glasgow (H)
Att: 20,699
Referee: Jerome Brisard (France)
McGinn(12, 27, 45+1)
Shankland(65)
Findlay(67)
Armstrong(86)
Christie(12, 67)
Findlay(45+1)
J McLaughlin
L Palmer
M Devlin
S Findlay
A Robertson(C)
J McGinn (S Armstrong 70)
S McTominay
C McGregor (J Russell 70)
R Christie
L Shankland
J Forrest
Manager:
Steve Clarke
FIFA Ranking: 52
A Simoncini
M Battistini
L Censoni
C Brolli
A D`Addario (A Grandoni 46)
M Mularoni
E Golinucci
A Gasperoni(C)
F Berardi (L Ceccaroli 80)
M Giardi (J Hirsch 46)
N Nanni
Manager:
Franco Varrella
FIFA Ranking: 210
Key: Goals Assists Missed Penalty Red Card
| 12 | Jon McLaughlin (Sunderland) | (2 Caps) | Age: 32 | ||
| 2 | Liam Palmer (Sheffield Wednesday) | (3 Caps) | Age: 28 | ||
| 3 | Andrew Robertson (Liverpool) Captain | (34 Caps) | Age: 25 | ||
| 5 | Michael Devlin (Aberdeen) | (2 Caps) | Age: 26 | ||
| 7 | Scott McTominay (Manchester Utd) |  |
(12 Caps) | Age: 22 | |
| 8 | John McGinn (Aston Villa) |
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(19 Caps) | Age: 24 | |
| 9 | Lawrence Shankland (Dundee Utd) |
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(2 Caps) | Age: 24 | |
| 10 | Callum McGregor (Celtic) | (17 Caps) | Age: 26 | ||
| 14 | Stuart Findlay (Kilmarnock) |
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(1 Cap) | Age: 24 | |
| 17 | James Forrest (Celtic) | (32 Caps) | Age: 28 | ||
| 20 | Ryan Christie (Celtic) | (9 Caps) | Age: 24 | ||
| 16 | Johnny Russell (Sporting Kansas City) | (14 Caps) | Age: 29 | ||
| (Replaced Callum McGregor 70 min) | |||||
| 18 | Stuart Armstrong (Southampton) |
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(18 Caps) | Age: 27 | |
| (Replaced John McGinn 70 min) | |||||
Yellow Card  Red Card  Double Booking Goals Scored Assist  Penalty Save |
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9 Lawrence Shankland
Euro 2020 Qualifiers
Group Stages
Sun 13th October 2019
17:00
Hampden, Glasgow (H)
Att: 20,699
Referee: Jerome Brisard (France)
Euro 2020 Qualifiers
Group Stages
Sun 13th October 2019
17:00
Hampden, Glasgow (H)
Att: 20,699
Referee: Jerome Brisard (France)
After the defeat in Moscow, Scotland had nothing but pride to play for as Belgium and Russia had secured the top two places and qualified for Euro 2020. Both McTominay and Shankland should have given Scotland the lead, before Scotland took the lead after 12 minutes. Ryan Christie came in from the right and hit a low shot into the bottom left hand corner. It took a slight deflection off McGinn, so he was credited with the goal. Just before the half hour mark McGinn got his second. A low ball in by McTominay was palmed away by the keeper to McGinn, whose shot was deflected into the net. On the verge of half time, McGinn got his hat-trick. A corner by Christie was headed by Findlay to the feet of McGinn, who turned and shot past the keeper, making it 3-0. In the second half, the heavy rain continued, making the conditions very difficult to play in. Thankfully for McGinn, the referee allowed the game to continue. Just before the hour mark, a deflected cross from Robertson had to be palmed over the bar. Five minutes later, McTominay hit the bar from outside the box, and the rebound fell to Shankland in the box, who tapped it into the net. Two minutes later Christie put a corner into the box, to be met by the head of Findlay to get Scotland's fifth. With four minutes remaining, Scotland won a free-kick on the edge of the box. Substitute Stuart Armstrong whipped a great ball over the wall and into the net to make it 6-0.