Nations Cup 2011
Wed 25th May 2011
19:45
Aviva Stadium, Dublin (N)
Att: 6,036
Morrison(55)
Miller(64)
Berra(70)
A McGregor
S Whittaker (P Bardsley 81)
G Caldwell (G Hanley 84)
C Berra
S Crainey (R Martin 81)
S Naismith
S Brown
C Adam (J McArthur 88)
J Morrison (B Robson 74)
R McCormack (B Bannan 74)
K Miller
Manager:
Craig Levein
FIFA Ranking: 66
Earnshaw(36)
B Myhill
N Eardley (A Matthews 61)
C Morgan
D Blake
N Taylor (C Gunter 46)
O Tudur Jones (D Vaughan 72)
A Dorman (D Cotterill 60)
A King (A Ramsey 61)
S Vokes (S Morison 72)
R Earnshaw
J Easter
FIFA Ranking: 114
Key: Goals Missed Penalty Red Card
1 | Allan McGregor (Rangers) | (12 Caps) | Age: 29 | ||
2 | Steven Whittaker (Rangers) | (11 Caps) | Age: 26 | ||
3 | Steven Crainey (Blackpool) | (9 Caps) | Age: 29 | ||
4 | Christophe Berra (Wolves) | (12 Caps) | Age: 26 | ||
5 | Gary Caldwell (Wigan Athletic) | (40 Caps) | Age: 29 | ||
6 | James Morrison (West Bromwich Albion) | (13 Caps) | Age: 25 | ||
7 | Ross McCormack (Leeds Utd) | (6 Caps) | Age: 24 | ||
8 | Scott Brown (Celtic) | (24 Caps) | Age: 26 | ||
9 | Kenny Miller (Bursaspor) Captain | (54 Caps) | Age: 31 | ||
10 | Charlie Adam (Blackpool) | (10 Caps) | Age: 25 | ||
11 | Steven Naismith (Rangers) | (9 Caps) | Age: 24 | ||
13 | James McArthur (Wigan Athletic) | (4 Caps) | Age: 23 | ||
(Replaced Charlie Adam 88 min) | |||||
14 | Phil Bardsley (Sunderland) | (4 Caps) | Age: 25 | ||
(Replaced Steven Whittaker 81 min) | |||||
16 | Barry Robson (Middlesbrough) | (13 Caps) | Age: 32 | ||
(Replaced James Morrison 74 min) | |||||
18 | Barry Bannan (Aston Villa) | (4 Caps) | Age: 21 | ||
(Replaced Ross McCormack 74 min) | |||||
20 | Russell Martin (Norwich City) | (1 Cap) | Age: 25 | ||
(Replaced Steven Crainey 81 min) | |||||
22 | Grant Hanley (Blackburn Rovers) | (1 Cap) | Age: 19 | ||
(Replaced Gary Caldwell 84 min) | |||||
Yellow Card Red Card Double Booking Goals Scored Penalty Save |
11 Steven Naismith
Nations Cup 2011
Wed 25th May 2011
19:45
Aviva Stadium, Dublin (N)
Att: 6,036
Nations Cup 2011
Wed 25th May 2011
19:45
Aviva Stadium, Dublin (N)
Att: 6,036
Scotland went into the Wales game with a poor record against the Welsh in recent years their last three games were 0-3, 0-4, and 0-1. Scotland made the brighter start with chances for McCormack, Naismith, and Adam. It was Wales who took the lead though nine minutes before half time. A long ball was played into the Scotland half and a poor back header from Crainey was picked up by Robert Earnshaw who nutmegged Scott Brown before he ran into the penalty area and lifted the ball over McGregor to give the Welsh a half time lead. Ten minutes into the second half Scotland equalised. Adam played a great ball through to James Morrison who curled the ball past the Welsh keeper into the bottom left hand corner. Eight minutes later Scotland took a deserved lead when a great passing move was completed when James Morrison played a square ball into the box for Kenny Miller to slot the ball home. Six minutes later Scotland finished the tie when Christophe Berra headed Steven Whittaker's cross into the net at the back post to make it 3-1. Wales had a late chance when Earnshaw fired the ball over. Scotland put in an impressive second half performance to record their first win over Wales since 1984. It also setup a Carling Cup decider against Republic of Ireland four days later.