(Match 526) 6th February 1991 (Friendly match) SCOTLAND - USSR 0-1 (0-0) Referee: Peter Mikkelsen (Denmark) Crowd: 20.763, Ibrox Park, Glasgow Goal: 0-1 Kuznetsov (89) SCOTLAND: (Manager: Andrew Roxburgh/39) Andrew Lewis Goram (13/Hibernian) - Maurice Daniel Robert Malpas (40/Dundee United) Stephen Nicol (25/Liverpool) - Andrew [Stuart] Murray McCall (10/Everton) Charles [Richard] Gough [c] (51/Rangers) Alexander McLeish (75/Aberdeen) - Gordon David Strachan (44/Leeds United) Robert William Fleck (4/Norwich City) Alistair Murdoch McCoist (30/Rangers) Paul Michael Lyons McStay (51/Celtic) Thomas Boyd (4/Motherwell) Subs: Murdo Davidson MacLeod (20/Hibernian) for Thomas Boyd (HT) David McPherson (10/Heart of Midlothian) for Alexander McLeish (HT) Gary McAllister (7/Leeds United) for Stuart McCall (69) Gordon Scott Durie (10/Chelsea) for Robert Fleck (75) USSR: (Coach: Anatoliy Byshovets) Aleksandr Uvarov - Andrey Chernyshov, Vasiliy Kulkov - Akhrik Tsveiba, Sergey Gorlukovich, Igor Shalimov - Sergey Aleynikov, Andrey Kanchelskis, Sergey Yuran (Igor Kolyvanov 62), Aleksandr Mostovoy (Dmitriy Kuznetsov 68), Igor Dobrovolskiy [c].
(Match 527) 27th March 1991 (1992 European Championship Qualifying Group 2) SCOTLAND - BULGARIA 1-1 (0-0) Referee: Erik Fredriksson (Sweden) Crowd: 33.119, Hampden Park, Glasgow Goals: 1-0 Collins (83), 1-1 Kostadinov (89) SCOTLAND: (Manager: Andrew Roxburgh/40) Andrew Lewis Goram (14/Hibernian) - David McPherson (11/Heart of Midlothian) Maurice Daniel Robert Malpas (41/Dundee United) - James Edward McInally (5/Dundee United) Charles [Richard] Gough (52/Rangers) Alexander McLeish [c] (76/Aberdeen) - Gordon David Strachan (45/Leeds United) Brian John McClair (16/Manchester United) Alistair Murdoch McCoist (31/Rangers) Paul Michael Lyons McStay (52/Celtic) Gordon Scott Durie (11/Chelsea) Subs: John Angus Paul Collins (6/Celtic) for Gordon Durie (82) John Grant Robertson (3/Heart of Midlothian) for Gordon Strachan (82) BULGARIA: (Coach: Ivan Vutsov) Borislav Mihaylov [c] - Pavel Dochev, Trifon Ivanov - Iliyan Kiryakov, Nikolay Iliev, Zlatko Yankov - Emil Kostadinov, Georgi Yordanov, Lyuboslav Penev, Nasko Sirakov (Petar Aleksandrov 86), Krasimir Balakov (Lachezar Tanev 86).
(Match 528) 1st May 1991 (1992 European Championship Qualifying Group 2) SAN MARINO - SCOTLAND 0-2 (0-0) Referee: Besnik Kaimi (Albania) Crowd: 3.512, Stadio Olimpico, Serravalle Goals: 0-1 Strachan (63) penalty, 0-2 Durie (66) SAN MARINO: (Coach: Giorgio Leoni) Pierluigi Benedettini - Claudio Canti, Bruno Muccioli - Loris Zanotti (Ivano Toccaceli 60), Luca Gobbi, William Guerra [c] - Massimo Ceccoli, Marco Mazza, Paolo Mazza, Fabio Francini, Valdes Pasolini (Ivan Matteoni 77). SCOTLAND: (Manager: Andrew Roxburgh/41) Andrew Lewis Goram (15/Hibernian) - Stewart McKimmie (10/Aberdeen) Stephen Nicol (26/Liverpool) - Andrew [Stuart] Murray McCall (11/Everton) David McPherson (12/Heart of Midlothian) Maurice Daniel Robert Malpas (42/Dundee United) - Kevin William Gallacher (5/Coventry City) Gordon David Strachan [c] (46/Leeds United) Brian John McClair (17/Manchester United) Gary McAllister (8/Leeds United) Gordon Scott Durie (12/Chelsea) Subs: Patrick Kevin Francis Michael Nevin (11/Everton) for Brian McClair (57) John Grant Robertson (4/Heart of Midlothian) for Stephen Nicol (74)
(Match 529) 11th September 1991 (1992 European Championship Qualifying Group 2) SWITZERLAND - SCOTLAND 2-2 (2-0) Referee: Tullio Lanese (Italy) Crowd: 48.000, Wankdorfstadion, Berne Goals: 1-0 Chapuisat (30), 2-0 Hermann (39), 2-1 Durie (47), 2-2 McCoist (83) SWITZERLAND: (Coach: Ulrich Stielike) Stefan Huber - Marc Hottiger, Dominique Herr, Ciriaco Sforza, Christophe Ohrel - Marcel Heldmann (Beat Sutter 67), Heinz Hermann [c], Alain Sutter (Thomas Bickel 60) - Adrian Knup, Kubilay Turkyilmaz, Stephane Chapuisat. SCOTLAND: (Manager: Andrew Roxburgh/42) Andrew Lewis Goram (16/Rangers) - Stephen Nicol (27/Liverpool) David McPherson (13/Heart of Midlothian) Stewart McKimmie (11/Aberdeen) Maurice Daniel Robert Malpas (43/Dundee United) - Gordon David Strachan [c] (47/Leeds United) Andrew [Stuart] Murray McCall (12/Rangers) Thomas Boyd (5/Chelsea) - Gordon Scott Durie (13/Tottenham Hotspur) Maurice John Giblin Johnston (37/Rangers) Alistair Murdoch McCoist (32/Rangers) Subs: Gary McAllister (9/Leeds United) for Maurice Johnston (41) Brian John McClair (18/Manchester United) for Stewart McKimmie (70)
(Match 530) 16th October 1991 (1992 European Championship Qualifying Group 2) ROMANIA - SCOTLAND 1-0 (0-0) Referee: Aron Schmidhuber (Germany) Crowd: 15.850, Stadionul Steaua, Bucharest Goal: 1-0 Hagi (73) penalty ROMANIA: (Coach: Mircea Radulescu) Silviu Lung - Dan Petrescu, Michael Klein - Emil Sandoi, Ionut Lupescu, Gheorghe Popescu - Marius Lacatus, Daniel Timofte (Ion Timofte 58), Florin Raducioiu (Ilie Dumitrescu 74), Gheorghe Hagi [c], Dorinel Munteanu. SCOTLAND: (Manager: Andrew Roxburgh/43) Andrew Lewis Goram (17/Rangers) - Stewart McKimmie (12/Aberdeen) Maurice Daniel Robert Malpas (44/Dundee United) - Andrew [Stuart] Murray McCall (13/Rangers) David McPherson (14/Heart of Midlothian) Craig William Levein (7/Heart of Midlothian) - Gordon David Strachan [c] (48/Leeds United) Michael Galloway (1/Celtic) Brian John McClair (19/Manchester United) Gordon Scott Durie (14/Tottenham Hotspur) Thomas Boyd (6/Chelsea) Subs: Kevin William Gallacher (6/Coventry City) for Thomas Boyd (59) Robert Sime "Roy" Aitken (57/St.Mirren) for Michael Galloway (70)
(Match 531) 13th November 1991 (1992 European Championship Qualifying Group 2) SCOTLAND - SAN MARINO 4-0 (3-0) Referee: Rune Pedersen (Norway) Crowd: 35.170, Hampden Park, Glasgow Goals: 1-0 McStay (11), 2-0 Gough (31), 3-0 Durie (38), 4-0 McCoist (62) SCOTLAND: (Manager: Andrew Roxburgh/44) Andrew Lewis Goram (18/Rangers) - David McPherson (15/Heart of Midlothian) Maurice Daniel Robert Malpas (45/Dundee United) - Gary McAllister (10/Leeds United) Charles [Richard] Gough [c] (53/Rangers) Craig William Levein (8/Heart of Midlothian) - Andrew [Stuart] Murray McCall (14/Rangers) John Grant Robertson (5/Heart of Midlothian) Alistair Murdoch McCoist (33/Rangers) Paul Michael Lyons McStay (53/Celtic) Gordon Scott Durie (15/Tottenham Hotspur) Subs: Maurice John Giblin Johnston (38/Rangers) for David McPherson (HT) Kevin William Gallacher (7/Coventry City) for Craig Levein (60) SAN MARINO: (Coach: Giorgio Leoni) Pierluigi Benedettini - Claudio Canti, Bruno Muccioli - Marco Mazza, Luca Gobbi (Marco Montironi HT), William Guerra [c] - Loris Zanotti, Massimo Bonini, Paolo Mazza, Fabio Francini, Valdes Pasolini (Pierangelo Manzaroli 66). Notes: Scotland qualified for the 1992 European Championship Finals in Sweden.
(Match 532) 19th February 1992 (Friendly match) SCOTLAND - NORTHERN IRELAND 1-0 (1-0) Referee: Joseph Bertram Worrall (England) Crowd: 13.651, Hampden Park, Glasgow Goal: 1-0 McCoist (11) SCOTLAND: (Manager: Andrew Roxburgh/45) Henry George Smith (2/Heart of Midlothian) - Stewart McKimmie (13/Aberdeen) David Alexander James Robertson (1/Rangers) - David McPherson (16/Heart of Midlothian) Charles [Richard] Gough (54/Rangers) Maurice Daniel Robert Malpas (46/Dundee United) - Gordon David Strachan [c] (49/Leeds United) Brian John McClair (20/Manchester United) Alistair Murdoch McCoist (34/Rangers) Gary McAllister (11/Leeds United) Keith Arthur Wright (1/Hibernian) Subs: Gordon Scott Durie (16/Tottenham Hotspur) for Stewart McKimmie (HT) Kevin William Gallacher (8/Coventry City) for Alistair McCoist (HT) John Angus Paul Collins (7/Celtic) for Brian McClair (66) John Grant Robertson (6/Heart of Midlothian) for Keith Wright (76) NORTHERN IRELAND: (Manager: William Laurence Bingham) Thomas Wright - Malachy Martin Donaghy, Nigel Worthington - Gerald Taggart (Stephen Morrow 87), Alan McDonald [c], James Magilton - Kingsley Black, Kevin Wilson (Michael Andrew Martin O'Neill 81), Colin Clarke (Iain Dowie HT), Daniel Joseph Wilson, Michael Hughes.
(Match 533) 25th March 1992 (Friendly match) SCOTLAND - FINLAND 1-1 (1-1) Referee: Anders Frisk (Sweden) Crowd: 9.275, Hampden Park, Glasgow Goals: 1-0 McStay (24), 1-1 Litmanen (42) SCOTLAND: (Manager: Andrew Roxburgh/46) Andrew Lewis Goram (19/Rangers) - Stewart McKimmie (14/Aberdeen) Thomas Boyd (7/Celtic) - David Bowman (1/Dundee United) David McPherson (17/Heart of Midlothian) Maurice Daniel Robert Malpas (47/Dundee United) - Gordon David Strachan [c] (50/Leeds United) Paul Michael Lyons McStay (54/Celtic) John Grant Robertson (7/Heart of Midlothian) John Angus Paul Collins (8/Celtic) Gordon Scott Durie (17/Tottenham Hotspur) Subs: Alistair Murdoch McCoist (35/Rangers) for John Robertson (54) Gary McAllister (12/Leeds United) for Gordon Strachan (65) FINLAND: (Coach: Jukka Vakkila) Olavi Huttunen - Jari Rinne (Harri Nyyssonen 88), Ari Heikkinen - Erkka Petaja [c], Anders Eriksson, Ilkka Remes - Jari Litmanen, Marko Myyry, Petri Jarvinen, Kimmo Tarkkio (Jari Vanhala 70), Mika-Matti Paatelainen. Notes: Gordon Strachan became the 16th player to reach 50 caps for Scotland.
(Match 534) 17th May 1992 (Friendly match) USA - SCOTLAND 0-1 (0-1) Referee: Juan Pablo Escobar (Guatemala) Crowd: 24.157, Mile High Stadium, Denver Goal: 0-1 Nevin (7) USA: (Coach: Bora Milutinovic) Kasey Keller - Desmond Armstrong, John Doyle - Fernando Clavijo, Marcelo Balboa, Janusz Michallik (Zak Ibsen 70) - Brian Quinn, Chris Henderson, Hugo Perez, Domenic Kinnear, Eric Wynalda. SCOTLAND: (Manager: Andrew Roxburgh/47) Gordon George Banks Marshall (1/Celtic) - Stewart McKimmie (15/Aberdeen) Maurice Daniel Robert Malpas (48/Dundee United) - Andrew [Stuart] Murray McCall (15/Rangers) David McPherson (18/Heart of Midlothian) Alan James McLaren (1/Heart of Midlothian) - Patrick Kevin Francis Michael Nevin (12/Everton) Paul Michael Lyons McStay [c] (55/Celtic) Alistair Murdoch McCoist (36/Rangers) Gary McAllister (13/Leeds United) Brian John McClair (21/Manchester United) Subs: Duncan Ferguson (1/Dundee United) for Patrick Nevin (50) James Edward McInally (6/Dundee United) for Paul McStay (68) David Bowman (2/Dundee United) for Alistair McCoist (76) Derek Whyte (4/Celtic) for David McPherson (82)
(Match 535) 20th May 1992 (Friendly match) CANADA - SCOTLAND 1-3 (1-1) Referee: Helder Dias (USA) Crowd: 10.872, Varsity Stadium, Toronto Goals: 0-1 McAllister (23), 1-1 Catliff (43), 1-2 McCoist (68), 1-3 McAllister (87) penalty CANADA: (Coach: Robert Lenarduzzi) Craig Forrest - Frank Yallop, Colin Miller - Peter Sarantopoulos, Randy Samuel, Nick Dasovic - Carl Valentine, John Limniatis (Lyndon Hooper 59), John Catliff (Geoff Aunger 78), Domenic Mobilio (Alex Bunbury HT), Norman Odinga (Nick Gilbert 59). SCOTLAND: (Manager: Andrew Roxburgh/48) Henry George Smith (3/Heart of Midlothian) - Charles [Richard] Gough [c] (55/Rangers) David McPherson (19/Heart of Midlothian) - Alan James McLaren (2/Heart of Midlothian) Thomas Boyd (8/Celtic) Paul Michael Lyons McStay (56/Celtic) - Gordon Scott Durie (18/Tottenham Hotspur) Duncan Ferguson (2/Dundee United) Alistair Murdoch McCoist (37/Rangers) Andrew [Stuart] Murray McCall (16/Rangers) Gary McAllister (14/Leeds United) Subs: Brian John McClair (22/Manchester United) for Duncan Ferguson (55) Maurice Daniel Robert Malpas (49/Dundee United) for Gordon Durie (78) Stewart McKimmie (16/Aberdeen) for Stuart McCall (89)
(Match 536) 3rd June 1992 (Friendly match) NORWAY - SCOTLAND 0-0 Referee: Anders Frisk (Sweden) Crowd: 8.786, Ullevaal Stadion, Oslo NORWAY: (Coach: Egil Olsen) Frode Grodas - Henning Berg, Rune Bratseth [c] - Roger Nilsen, Jan Ove Pedersen (Erik Mykland 28), Lars Bohinen (Kare Ingebrigtsen 75) - Kjetil Rekdal, Oyvind Leonhardsen, Stig Inge Bjornebye, Tore Andre Dahlum (Jostein Flo 72), Frank Strandli. SCOTLAND: (Manager: Andrew Roxburgh/49) Andrew Lewis Goram (20/Rangers) - Alan James McLaren (3/Heart of Midlothian) Maurice Daniel Robert Malpas [c] (50/Dundee United) - Charles [Richard] Gough (56/Rangers) David McPherson (20/Heart of Midlothian) Thomas Boyd (9/Celtic) - Andrew [Stuart] Murray McCall (17/Rangers) Paul Michael Lyons McStay (57/Celtic) Alistair Murdoch McCoist (38/Rangers) Brian John McClair (23/Manchester United) Gary McAllister (15/Leeds United) Subs: Gordon Scott Durie (19/Tottenham Hotspur) for Brian McClair (HT) Kevin William Gallacher (9/Coventry City) for Alistair McCoist (HT) Stewart McKimmie (17/Aberdeen) for Maurice Malpas (68) James Edward McInally (7/Dundee United) for Gary McAllister (78) Notes: Maurice Malpas became the 17th player to reach 50 caps for Scotland.
(Match 537) 12th June 1992 (1992 European Championship Finals, 1st Round, Group 2) NETHERLANDS - SCOTLAND 1-0 (0-0) Referee: Bo Karlsson (Sweden) Crowd: 35.720, Ullevi, Gothenburg Goal: 1-0 Bergkamp (76) NETHERLANDS: (Coach: Rinus Michels) Hans van Breukelen - Berry van Aerle, Ronald Koeman, Adri van Tiggelen - Frank Rijkaard, Dennis Bergkamp (Aron Winter 85), Jan Wouters (Wim Jonk 54), Robert Witschge - Ruud Gullit [c], Marco van Basten, Bryan Roy. SCOTLAND: (Manager: Andrew Roxburgh/50) Andrew Lewis Goram (21/Rangers) - Stewart McKimmie (18/Aberdeen) David McPherson (21/Rangers) Charles [Richard] Gough [c] (57/Rangers) Maurice Daniel Robert Malpas (51/Dundee United) - Brian John McClair (24/Manchester United) Andrew [Stuart] Murray McCall (18/Rangers) Paul Michael Lyons McStay (58/Celtic) Gary McAllister (16/Leeds United) - Alistair Murdoch McCoist (39/Rangers) Gordon Scott Durie (20/Tottenham Hotspur) Subs: Kevin William Gallacher (10/Coventry City) for Alistair McCoist (73) Duncan Ferguson (3/Dundee United) for Brian McClair (79)
(Match 538) 15th June 1992 (1992 European Championship Finals, 1st Round, Group 2) SCOTLAND - GERMANY 0-2 (0-1) Referee: Guy Goethals (Belgium) Crowd: 17.638, Norrkopings Idrottspark, Norrkoping Goals: 0-1 Riedle (29), 0-2 Effenberg (47) SCOTLAND: (Manager: Andrew Roxburgh/51) Andrew Lewis Goram (22/Rangers) - Stewart McKimmie (19/Aberdeen) Charles [Richard] Gough [c] (58/Rangers) David McPherson (22/Rangers) Maurice Daniel Robert Malpas (52/Dundee United) - Gary McAllister (17/Leeds United) Andrew [Stuart] Murray McCall (19/Rangers) Paul Michael Lyons McStay (59/Celtic) Brian John McClair (25/Manchester United) - Alistair Murdoch McCoist (40/Rangers) Gordon Scott Durie (21/Tottenham Hotspur) Subs: Patrick Kevin Francis Michael Nevin (13/Everton) for Gordon Durie (54) Kevin William Gallacher (11/Coventry City) for Alistair McCoist (69) GERMANY: (Coach: Hans-Hubert Vogts) Bodo Illgner - Manfred Binz - Jurgen Kohler, Guido Buchwald - Stefan Effenberg, Thomas Hassler, Matthias Sammer, Andreas Moller, Andreas Brehme [c] - Jurgen Klinsmann, Karl-Heinz Riedle (Stefan Reuter 68) (Michael Schulz 74).
(Match 539) 18th June 1992 (1992 European Championship Finals, 1st Round, Group 2) SCOTLAND - CIS (Commonwealth of Independent States) 3-0 (2-0) Referee: Kurt Rothlisberger (Switzerland) Crowd: 14.660, Norrkopings Idrottspark, Norrkoping Goals: 1-0 McStay (6), 2-0 McClair (17), 3-0 McAllister (83) penalty SCOTLAND: (Manager: Andrew Roxburgh/52) Andrew Lewis Goram (23/Rangers) - Stewart McKimmie (20/Aberdeen) Charles [Richard] Gough [c] (59/Rangers) David McPherson (23/Rangers) Thomas Boyd (10/Celtic) - Paul Michael Lyons McStay (60/Celtic) Gary McAllister (18/Leeds United) Andrew [Stuart] Murray McCall (20/Rangers) Brian John McClair (26/Manchester United) - Alistair Murdoch McCoist (41/Rangers) Kevin William Gallacher (12/Coventry City) Subs: James Edward McInally (8/Dundee United) for Alistair McCoist (67) Patrick Kevin Francis Michael Nevin (14/Everton) for Kevin Gallacher (79) CIS: (Coach: Anatoliy Byshovets) Dmitriy Kharin - Andrey Chernyshov, Oleh Kuznetsov, Kakhaber Tskhadadze, Viktor Onopko - Andrey Kanchelskis, Oleksiy Mikhaylichenko [c], Syarhey Aleynikaw (Dmitriy Kuznetsov HT), Igor Dobrovolskiy - Sergey Kiryakov (Igor Korneev HT), Sergey Yuran. Notes: Scotland were knocked out after the 1st round. Denmark won the European Championship. Syarhey Aleynikaw and Sergey Aleynikov (Match 526) are two different spellings of the same player's full name as per the notes on the overview page of "Scotland - International Results" at point 6.
(Match 540) 9th September 1992 (1994 World Cup Qualifying Group 1) SWITZERLAND - SCOTLAND 3-1 (1-1) Referee: Mario van der Ende (Netherlands) Crowd: 12.000, Wankdorfstadion, Berne Goals: 1-0 Knup (2), 1-1 McCoist (13), 2-1 Knup (71), 3-1 Bregy (81) SWITZERLAND: (Coach: Roy Hodgson) Marco Pascolo - Marc Hottiger, Alain Geiger, Andre Egli [c], Yvan Quentin - Christophe Ohrel, Georges Bregy (Blaise Piffaretti 89), Ciriaco Sforza, Alain Sutter - Adrian Knup (Beat Sutter 86), Stephane Chapuisat. SCOTLAND: (Manager: Andrew Roxburgh/53) Andrew Lewis Goram (24/Rangers) - Thomas Boyd (11/Celtic) Charles [Richard] Gough [c] (60/Rangers) David McPherson (24/Rangers) Maurice Daniel Robert Malpas (53/Dundee United) - Gary McAllister (19/Leeds United) Paul Michael Lyons McStay (61/Celtic) Andrew [Stuart] Murray McCall (21/Rangers) Brian John McClair (27/Manchester United) - Gordon Scott Durie (22/Tottenham Hotspur) Alistair Murdoch McCoist (42/Rangers) Subs: Ian Durrant (6/Rangers) for Brian McClair (57) Kevin William Gallacher (13/Coventry City) for Thomas Boyd (73) Notes: Richard Gough was sent off after 84 minutes.
(Match 541) 14th October 1992 (1994 World Cup Qualifying Group 1) SCOTLAND - PORTUGAL 0-0 Referee: Hubert Forstinger (Austria) Crowd: 22.583, Ibrox Park, Glasgow SCOTLAND: (Manager: Andrew Roxburgh/54) Andrew Lewis Goram (25/Rangers) - Maurice Daniel Robert Malpas (54/Dundee United) Thomas Boyd (12/Celtic) - Andrew [Stuart] Murray McCall (22/Rangers) Derek Whyte (5/Middlesbrough) Craig William Levein (9/Heart of Midlothian) - Kevin William Gallacher (14/Coventry City) Paul Michael Lyons McStay [c] (62/Celtic) Alistair Murdoch McCoist (43/Rangers) Gary McAllister (20/Leeds United) John Angus Paul Collins (9/Celtic) Subs: Brian John McClair (28/Manchester United) for Kevin Gallacher (33) Ian Durrant (7/Rangers) for John Collins (71) PORTUGAL: (Coach: Carlos Queiroz) VITOR Manuel Martins BAIA - JOAO Domingos da Silva PINTO [c], HELDER Marino Rodrigues Cristovao - Antonio Augusto da Silva VELOSO, FERNANDO Manuel Silva COUTO, OCEANO Andrade da Cruz - Vitor Manuel da Costa Araujo-VITOR PANEIRA, Jose Orlando Vinha Rocha SEMEDO (Luis Filipe Madeira Caeiro FIGO 53), DOMINGOS Jose Paciencia Oliveira, Paulo Jorge dos Santos FUTRE, Antonio dos Santos Ferreira ANDRE.
(Match 542) 18th November 1992 (1994 World Cup Qualifying Group 1) SCOTLAND - ITALY 0-0 Referee: Aron Schmidhuber (Germany) Crowd: 33.029, Ibrox Park, Glasgow SCOTLAND: (Manager: Andrew Roxburgh/55) Andrew Lewis Goram (26/Rangers) - David McPherson (25/Rangers) Maurice Daniel Robert Malpas (55 Dundee United) - Paul Michael Lyons McStay [c] (63/Celtic) Alan James McLaren (4/Heart of Midlothian) Derek Whyte (6/Middlesbrough) - Gordon Scott Durie (23/Tottenham Hotspur) Gary McAllister (21/Leeds United) Alistair Murdoch McCoist (44/Rangers) Ian Durrant (8/Rangers) Thomas Boyd (13/Celtic) Subs: Eoin Jess (1/Aberdeen) for Gordon Durie (71) John Grant Robertson (8/Heart of Midlothian) for Ian Durrant (88) ITALY: (Coach: Arrigo Sacchi) Gianluca Pagliuca - Moreno Mannini, Alberto Di Chiara (Alessandro Costacurta 10) - Alessandro Bianchi, Paolo Maldini, Franco Baresi [c] - Stefano Eranio, Demetrio Albertini, Giuseppe Signori (Roberto Donadoni 65), Roberto Baggio, Gianluigi Lentini.
(Match 543) 17th February 1993 (1994 World Cup Qualifying Group 1) SCOTLAND - MALTA 3-0 (1-0) Referee: Ikka Koho (Finland) Crowd: 35.490, Ibrox Park, Glasgow Goals: 1-0 McCoist (15), 2-0 McCoist (68), 3-0 Nevin (84) SCOTLAND: (Manager: Andrew Roxburgh/56) Andrew Lewis Goram (27/Rangers) - David McPherson (26/Rangers) Thomas Boyd (14/Celtic) - Paul Michael Lyons McStay (64/Celtic) Alexander McLeish [c] (77/Aberdeen) Alan James McLaren (5/Heart of Midlothian) - Patrick Kevin Francis Michael Nevin (15/Tranmere Rovers) Gary McAllister (22/Leeds United) Alistair Murdoch McCoist (45/Rangers) John Angus Paul Collins (10/Celtic) Eoin Jess (2/Aberdeen) Subs: John Grant Robertson (9/Heart of Midlothian) for David McPherson (64) Ian Ferguson (4/Rangers) for Gary McAllister (73) MALTA: (Coach: Pippo Psaila) David Cluett - Silvio Vella, Richard Buhagiar (Edwin Camilleri 83) - Joe Galea, Joe Brincat, John Buttigieg - Carmel Busuttil [c], Nicky Saliba, Joe Camilleri, Kristian Laferla, Stefan Sultana (Raymond Vella 74). Notes: Gary McAllister's 33rd minute penalty kick struck the underside of the crossbar and bounced on the line to be kicked clear by Silvio Vella.
(Match 544) 24th March 1993 (Friendly match) SCOTLAND - GERMANY 0-1 (0-1) Referee: Leon Schelings (Belgium) Crowd: 36.400, Ibrox Park, Glasgow Goal: 0-1 Riedle (21) SCOTLAND: (Manager: Andrew Roxburgh/57) Joseph [Nicol] Walker (1/Heart of Midlothian) - Brian Irvine (2/Aberdeen) Craig William Levein [c] (10/Heart of Midlothian) Alan James McLaren (6/Heart of Midlothian) - Stephen Wright (1/Aberdeen) David Bowman (3/Dundee United) James Edward McInally (9/Dundee United) John Angus Paul Collins (11/Celtic) Thomas Boyd (15/Celtic) - John Grant Robertson (10/Heart of Midlothian) Duncan Ferguson (4/Dundee United) Subs: Scott Booth (1/Aberdeen) for Stephen Wright (64) GERMANY: (Coach: Hans-Hubert Vogts) Andreas Kopke - Olaf Thon - Guido Buchwald, Jurgen Kohler - Thomas Hassler, Michael Zorc, Lothar Matthaus [c] (Matthias Sammer 88), Thomas Helmer, Thomas Doll (Stefan Effenberg 60) - Jurgen Klinsmann, Karl-Heinz Riedle.
(Match 545) 28th April 1993 (1994 World Cup Qualifying Group 1) PORTUGAL - SCOTLAND 5-0 (2-0) Referee: Sandor Puhl (Hungary) Crowd: 28.000, Estadio da Luz, Lisbon Goals: 1-0 RUI BARROS (5), 2-0 CADETE (45), 3-0 FUTRE (67), 4-0 RUI BARROS (70), 5-0 CADETE (72) PORTUGAL: (Coach: Carlos Queiroz) VITOR Manuel Martins BAIA - ABEL Luis da Silva Costa XAVIER, JORGE Paulo COSTA Almeida - RUI Manuel Cesar COSTA (Antonio Augusto da Silva VELOSO 53), FERNANDO Manuel Silva COUTO, OCEANO Andrade da Cruz - RUI Gil Soares de BARROS, PAULO Manuel Carvalho de SOUSA, Jose Orlando Vinha Rocha SEMEDO, Paulo Jorge dos Santos FUTRE, Jorge Paulo CADETE Santos Reis (DOMINGOS Jose Paciencia Oliveira 81). SCOTLAND: (Manager: Andrew Roxburgh/58) Andrew Lewis Goram (28/Rangers) - Charles [Richard] Gough [c] (61/Rangers) James Edward McInally (10/Dundee United) - David McPherson (27/Rangers) Stewart McKimmie (21/Aberdeen) Craig William Levein (11/Heart of Midlothian) - Paul Michael Lyons McStay (65/Celtic) Andrew [Stuart] Murray McCall (23/Rangers) Alistair Murdoch McCoist (46/Rangers) John Angus Paul Collins (12/Celtic) Kevin William Gallacher (15/Blackburn Rovers) Subs: Patrick Kevin Francis Michael Nevin (16/Tranmere Rovers) for Craig Levein (60) Ian Durrant (9/Rangers) for John Collins (75)
(Match 546) 19th May 1993 (1994 World Cup Qualifying Group 1) ESTONIA - SCOTLAND 0-3 (0-1) Referee: Tore Hollung (Norway) Crowd: 5.100, Kadrioru Staadion, Tallinn Goals: 0-1 Gallacher (43), 0-2 Collins (59), 0-3 Booth (73) ESTONIA: (Coach: Uno Piir) Mart Poom [c] - Risto Kallaste, Marek Lemsalu - Igor Prins, Urmas Kaljend, Toomas Kallaste - Andrei Borissov, Marko Kristal (Urmas Hepner HT), Martin Reim, Jaanus Veensalu (Aleksandr Pustov 76), Sergei Bragin. SCOTLAND: (Manager: Andrew Roxburgh/59) Bryan James Gunn (2/Norwich City) - Stephen Wright (2/Aberdeen) Thomas Boyd (16/Celtic) - Paul Michael Lyons McStay [c] (66/Celtic) Edward [Colin] James Hendry (1/Blackburn Rovers) Brian Irvine (3/Aberdeen) - Kevin William Gallacher (16/Blackburn Rovers) David Bowman (4/Dundee United) John Grant Robertson (11/Heart of Midlothian) Brian John McClair (29/Manchester United) John Angus Paul Collins (13/Celtic) Subs: Scott Booth (2/Aberdeen) for John Robertson (61) Alan James McLaren (7/Heart of Midlothian) for Stephen Wright (80)
(Match 547) 2nd June 1993 (1994 World Cup Qualifying Group 1) SCOTLAND - ESTONIA 3-1 (2-0) Referee: Atanas Uzunov (Bulgaria) Crowd: 14.309, Pittodrie Stadium, Aberdeen Goals: 1-0 McClair (16), 2-0 Nevin (27), 2-1 Bragin (57), 3-1 Nevin (72) penalty SCOTLAND: (Manager: Andrew Roxburgh/60) Bryan James Gunn (3/Norwich City) - Alan James McLaren (8/Heart of Midlothian) Thomas Boyd (17/Celtic) - Paul Michael Lyons McStay [c] (67/Celtic) Edward [Colin] James Hendry (2/Blackburn Rovers) Brian Irvine (4/Aberdeen) - Kevin William Gallacher (17/Blackburn Rovers) Ian Ferguson (5/Rangers) Brian John McClair (30/Manchester United) John Angus Paul Collins (14/Celtic) Patrick Kevin Francis Michael Nevin (17/Tranmere Rovers) Subs: Scott Booth (3/Aberdeen) for Ian Ferguson (55) Stewart McKimmie (22/Aberdeen) for Alan McLaren (72) ESTONIA: (Coach: Uno Piir) Mart Poom [c] - Risto Kallaste, Toomas Kallaste - Marek Lemsalu (Sergei Bragin HT), Igor Prins, Urmas Kaljend - Andrei Borissov, Marko Kristal, Martin Reim, Indro Olumets (Jaanus Veensalu 73), Lembit Rajala.
(Match 548) 8th September 1993 (1994 World Cup Qualifying Group 1) SCOTLAND - SWITZERLAND 1-1 (0-0) Referee: Joel Quiniou (France) Crowd: 21.500, Pittodrie Stadium, Aberdeen Goals: 1-0 Collins (50), 1-1 Bregy (69) penalty SCOTLAND: (Manager: Andrew Roxburgh/61) Bryan James Gunn (4/Norwich City) - Stewart McKimmie (23/Aberdeen) Brian Irvine (5/Aberdeen) Craig William Levein (12/Heart of Midlothian) David Alexander James Robertson (2/Rangers) - Scott Booth (4/Aberdeen) David Bowman (5/Dundee United) Gary McAllister [c] (23/Leeds United) John Angus Paul Collins (15/Celtic) - Gordon Scott Durie (24/Tottenham Hotspur) Patrick Kevin Francis Michael Nevin (18/Tranmere Rovers) Subs: Eoin Jess (3/Aberdeen) for Scott Booth (69) Philip O'Donnell (1/Motherwell) for David Bowman (75) SWITZERLAND: (Coach: Roy Hodgson) Marco Pascolo - Regis Rothenbuhler (Marco Grassi 61), Dominique Herr, Alain Geiger [c], Yvan Quentin - Christophe Ohrel, Georges Bregy (Martin Rueda 87), Ciriaco Sforza, Alain Sutter - Adrian Knup, Stephane Chapuisat.
(Match 549) 13th October 1993 (1994 World Cup Qualifying Group 1) ITALY - SCOTLAND 3-1 (2-1) Referee: Ioan Craciunescu (Romania) Crowd: 61.178, Stadio Olimpico, Rome Goals: 1-0 Donadoni (3), 2-0 Casiraghi (16), 2-1 Gallacher (17), 3-1 Eranio (80) ITALY: (Coach: Arrigo Sacchi) Gianluca Pagliuca - Roberto Mussi (Marco Lanna 69), Antonio Benarrivo - Dino Baggio, Alessandro Costacurta, Franco Baresi [c] - Stefano Eranio, Roberto Donadoni, Pierluigi Casiraghi, Roberto Baggio, Giovanni Stroppa (Gianfranco Zola 89). SCOTLAND: Bryan James Gunn (5/Norwich City) - Stewart McKimmie (24/Aberdeen) Thomas Boyd (18/Celtic) - Alan James McLaren (9/Heart of Midlothian) Brian Irvine (6/Aberdeen) David Bowman (6/Dundee United) - Gordon Scott Durie (25/Tottenham Hotspur) Andrew [Stuart] Murray McCall (24/Rangers) Eoin Jess (4/Aberdeen) Gary McAllister [c] (24/Leeds United) Kevin William Gallacher (18/Blackburn Rovers) Subs: Ian Durrant (10/Rangers) for Eoin Jess (HT) Paul Michael Lyons McStay (68/Celtic) for David Bowman (71) Notes: Andrew Roxburgh resigned on 13th September 1993. Craig Brown was then placed in caretaker charge of Scotland and selected the team v Italy in October 1993. He was formally appointed as manager by the Scottish FA on 17th November, the same day Scotland played in Malta.
(Match 550) 17th November 1993 (1994 World Cup Qualifying Group 1) MALTA - SCOTLAND 0-2 (0-1) Referee: Periklis Vassilakis (Greece) Crowd: 8.900, National Stadium, Attard Goals: 0-1 McKinlay (16), 0-2 Hendry (73) MALTA: (Coach: Pietro Ghedin) David Cluett - Joe Brincat, Richard Buhagiar (Nicky Saliba HT) - Silvio Vella, Joe Galea, John Buttigieg - Martin Gregory, Kristian Laferla, Michael Spiteri, Carmel Busuttil [c], Hubert Suda (Charles Scerri 68). SCOTLAND: (Manager: Craig Brown/1) James Leighton (59/Hibernian) - Alan James McLaren (10/Heart of Midlothian) Robert McKinnon (1/Motherwell) - Ian Durrant (11/Rangers) Edward [Colin] James Hendry (3/Blackburn Rovers) Brian Irvine (7/Aberdeen) - Ian Ferguson (6/Rangers) William James Alexander McKinlay (1/Dundee United) Patrick Kevin Francis Michael Nevin (19/Tranmere Rovers) Gary McAllister [c] (25/Leeds United) Kevin William Gallacher (19/Blackburn Rovers) Subs: Scott Booth (5/Aberdeen) for William McKinlay (HT) Thomas Boyd (19/Celtic) for Ian Durrant (68) Notes: Scotland failed to qualify for the 1994 World Cup Finals in the USA.
(Match 551) 23rd March 1994 (Friendly match) SCOTLAND - NETHERLANDS 0-1 (0-1) Referee: Kim Milton Nielsen (Denmark) Crowd: 36.809, Hampden Park, Glasgow Goal: 0-1 Roy (23) SCOTLAND: (Manager: Craig Brown/2) Andrew Lewis Goram (29/Rangers) - Stewart McKimmie (25/Aberdeen) Craig William Levein (13/Heart of Midlothian) Edward [Colin] James Hendry (4/Blackburn Rovers) David Alexander James Robertson (3/Rangers) - Paul Michael Lyons McStay (69/Celtic) Gary McAllister [c] (26/Leeds United) Alan James McLaren (11/Heart of Midlothian) Andrew [Stuart] Murray McCall (25/Rangers) - Gordon Scott Durie (26/Rangers) Patrick Kevin Francis Michael Nevin (20/Tranmere Rovers) Subs: Thomas Boyd (20/Celtic) for Craig Levein (HT) William James Alexander McKinlay (2/Dundee United) for Paul McStay (HT) John Angus Paul Collins (16/Celtic) for David Robertson (65) Eoin Jess (5/Aberdeen) for Patrick Nevin (68) NETHERLANDS: (Coach: Dick Advocaat) Eduard de Goeij - Ulrich van Gobbel, Dirk "Danny" Blind, Frank de Boer - Frank Rijkaard [c], Wim Jonk, Dennis Bergkamp (Hans Gillhaus HT), Robert Witschge - Gaston Taument (Marc Overmars 78), John Bosman (Aron Winter HT), Bryan Roy.
(Match 552) 20th April 1994 (Friendly match) AUSTRIA - SCOTLAND 1-2 (1-1) Referee: Hermann Albrecht (Germany) Crowd: 34.982, Ernst Happel Stadion, Vienna Goals: 1-0 Hutter (13), 1-1 McGinlay (35), 1-2 McKinlay (60) AUSTRIA: (Coach: Herbert Prohaska) Franz Wohlfahrt (Michael Konsel HT) - Peter Schottel, Walter Hochmaier - Christian Prosenik, Peter Stoger (Dietmar Kuhbauer HT), Michael Baur - Andreas Herzog [c], Adolf Hutter, Anton Polster (Thomas Weissenberger 62), Harald Cerny, Walter Kogler. SCOTLAND: (Manager: Craig Brown/3) James Leighton (60/Hibernian) - Stewart McKimmie (26/Aberdeen) Thomas Boyd (21/Celtic) - Alan James McLaren (12/Heart of Midlothian) Edward [Colin] James Hendry (5/Blackburn Rovers) Brian Irvine (8/Aberdeen) - Eoin Jess (6/Aberdeen) William James Alexander McKinlay (3/Dundee United) John McGinlay (1/Bolton Wanderers) Gary McAllister [c] (27/Leeds United) John Angus Paul Collins (17/Celtic) Subs: Ian Ferguson (7/Rangers) for Thomas Boyd (HT) Duncan Shearer (1/Aberdeen) for John McGinlay (75) Patrick Kevin Francis Michael Nevin (21/Tranmere Rovers) for Eoin Jess (85) Andrew [Stuart] Murray McCall (26/Rangers) for John Collins (86)
(Match 553) 27th May 1994 (Friendly match) NETHERLANDS - SCOTLAND 3-1 (1-0) Referee: Juan Ansuategui Roca (Spain) Crowd: 17.000, Stadion Nieuw Galgenwaard, Utrecht Goals: 1-0 Roy (17), 2-0 van Vossen (62), 3-0 Irvine (71) own goal, 3-1 Shearer (81) NETHERLANDS: (Coach: Dick Advocaat) Eduard de Goeij - Stan Valckx, Wim Jonk, Frank de Boer - Aron Winter, Jan Wouters [c], Robert Witschge - Marc Overmars, Ronald de Boer (Peter van Vossen HT), Ruud Gullit (Arthur Numan HT), Bryan Roy (Gaston Taument 72). SCOTLAND: (Manager: Craig Brown/4) James Leighton (61/Hibernian) - Stephen Clarke (6/Chelsea) Edward [Colin] James Hendry (6/Blackburn Rovers) Brian Irvine (9/Aberdeen) Stewart McKimmie (27/Aberdeen) - William James Alexander McKinlay (4/Dundee United) Gary McAllister [c] (28/Leeds United) Andrew [Stuart] Murray McCall (27/Rangers) John Angus Paul Collins (18/Celtic) - John McGinlay (2/Bolton Wanderers) Gordon Scott Durie (27/Rangers) Subs: Bryan James Gunn (6/Norwich City) for James Leighton (HT) Eoin Jess (7/Aberdeen) for Gordon Durie (HT) Ian Ferguson (8/Rangers) for John Collins (60) Duncan Shearer (2/Aberdeen) for John McGinlay (76) Patrick Kevin Francis Michael Nevin (22/Tranmere Rovers) for William McKinlay (87) Notes: Wim Jonk's 70th minute penalty kick hit the crossbar.
(Match 554) 7th September 1994 (1996 European Championship Qualifying Group 8) FINLAND - SCOTLAND 0-2 (0-1) Referee: Ryszard Wojcik (Poland) Crowd: 12.845, Olympiastadion, Helsinki Goals: 0-1 Shearer (29), 0-2 Collins (65) FINLAND: (Coach: Tommy Lindholm) Petri Jakonen - Janne Makela, Aki Hyrylainen - Markku Kanerva, Antti Heinola (Erik Holmgren 30), Kim Suominen - Rami Rantanen (Petri Jarvinen 42), Janne Lindberg, Ari Hjelm [c], Jari Litmanen, Mika-Matti Paatelainen. SCOTLAND: (Manager: Craig Brown/5) Andrew Lewis Goram (30/Rangers) - Stewart McKimmie (28/Aberdeen) Thomas Boyd (22/Celtic) - Alan James McLaren (13/Heart of Midlothian) Edward [Colin] James Hendry (7/Blackburn Rovers) Craig William Levein (14/Heart of Midlothian) - Andrew Walker (2/Celtic) Paul Michael Lyons McStay (70/Celtic) Duncan Shearer (3/Aberdeen) Gary McAllister [c] (29/Leeds United) John Angus Paul Collins (19/Celtic) Subs: Eoin Jess (8/Aberdeen) for Andrew Walker (65) Andrew [Stuart] Murray McCall (28/Rangers) for Craig Levein (78)
(Match 555) 12th October 1994 (1996 European Championship Qualifying Group 8) SCOTLAND - FAROE ISLANDS 5-1 (3-0) Referee: Terje Hauge (Norway) Crowd: 20.885, Hampden Park, Glasgow Goals: 1-0 McGinlay (4), 2-0 Booth (34), 3-0 Collins (40), 4-0 McKinlay (61), 5-0 Collins (72), 5-1 Muller (75) SCOTLAND: (Manager: Craig Brown/6) Andrew Lewis Goram (31/Rangers) - Stewart McKimmie (29/Aberdeen) Thomas Boyd (23/Celtic) - Alan James McLaren (14/Heart of Midlothian) Edward [Colin] James Hendry (8/Blackburn Rovers) Craig William Levein (15/Heart of Midlothian) - Patrick Kevin Francis Michael Nevin (23/Tranmere Rovers) Paul Michael Lyons McStay [c] (71/Celtic) John McGinlay (3/Bolton Wanderers) Scott Booth (6/Aberdeen) John Angus Paul Collins (20/Celtic) Subs: William James Alexander McKinlay (5/Dundee United) for Colin Hendry (58) Andrew Walker (3/Celtic) for Scott Booth (69) FAROE ISLANDS: (Coach: Allan Simonsen) Jens Martin Knudsen - Jens Kristian Hansen, Tummas Eli Hansen - Oli Johannesen, Ossur Hansen, Jan Dam (Djoni Joensen 53) - Magni Jarnskor [c], Kurt Morkore (Janus Rasmussen 72), Jan Allan Muller, Todi Jonsson, Henning Jarnskor.
(Match 556) 16th November 1994 (1996 European Championship Qualifying Group 8) SCOTLAND - RUSSIA 1-1 (1-1) Referee: Bo Karlsson (Sweden) Crowd: 31.254, Hampden Park, Glasgow Goals: 1-0 Booth (19), 1-1 Radchenko (25) SCOTLAND: (Manager: Craig Brown/7) Andrew Lewis Goram (32/Rangers) - Stewart McKimmie (30/Aberdeen) Thomas Boyd (24/Celtic) - Andrew [Stuart] Murray McCall (29/Rangers) Alan James McLaren (15/Rangers) Craig William Levein (16/Heart of Midlothian) - Scott Booth (7/Aberdeen) William James Alexander McKinlay (6/Dundee United) John McGinlay (4/Bolton Wanderers) Gary McAllister [c] (30/Leeds United) John Angus Paul Collins (21/Celtic) Subs: John Spencer (1/Chelsea) for John McGinlay (63) Patrick Kevin Francis Michael Nevin (24/Tranmere Rovers) for William McKinlay (83) RUSSIA: (Coach: Oleg Romantsev) Stanislav Cherchesov - Vasiliy Kulkov, Yuriy Nikiforov - Sergey Gorlukovich, Igor Shalimov, Valeriy Karpin - Viktor Onopko [c], Andrey Kanchelskis, Andrey Pjatnitskiy (Omari Tetradze 71), Dmitriy Radchenko, Vladislav Radimov.
(Match 557) 18th December 1994 (1996 European Championship Qualifying Group 8) GREECE - SCOTLAND 1-0 (1-0) Referee: John Blankenstein (Netherlands) Crowd: 7.976, Olympiako Stadio, Athens Goal: 1-0 Apostolakis (19) penalty GREECE: (Coach: Kostas Polychroniou) Ilias Atmatzidis - Stratos Apostolakis, Michalis Kasapis - Michalis Vlachos, Ioannis Kalitzakis, Yiotis Tsalouchidis - Theodoros Zagorakis, Nikos Nioplias (Theofilos Karasavvidis 88), Nikos Machlas, Georgios Toursounidis, Alexis Alexandris (Spyros Maragos 72). SCOTLAND: (Manager: Craig Brown/8) Andrew Lewis Goram (33/Rangers) - Stewart McKimmie (31/Aberdeen) Thomas Boyd (25/Celtic) - Andrew [Stuart] Murray McCall (30/Rangers) Edward [Colin] James Hendry (9/Blackburn Rovers) Alan James McLaren (16/Rangers) - John McGinlay (5/Bolton Wanderers) William James Alexander McKinlay (7/Dundee United) Duncan Ferguson (5/Everton) Gary McAllister [c] (31/Leeds United) John Angus Paul Collins (22/Celtic) Subs: John Spencer (2/Chelsea) for John McGinlay (HT) James Leighton (62/Hibernian) for Andrew Goram (78)
(Match 558) 29th March 1995 (1996 European Championship Qualifying Group 8) RUSSIA - SCOTLAND 0-0 Referee: Hartmut Strampe (Germany) Crowd: 13.939, Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow RUSSIA: (Coach: Oleg Romantsev) Dmitriy Kharin - Dmitriy Khlestov, Yuriy Nikiforov - Yuriy Kovtun, Igor Shalimov (Vladislav Radimov 69), Valeriy Karpin - Viktor Onopko [c], Andrey Kanchelskis, Igor Dobrovolskiy, Dmitriy Radchenko (Nikolay Pisarev 56), Sergey Kiryakov. SCOTLAND: (Manager: Craig Brown/9) James Leighton (63/Hibernian) - Stewart McKimmie (32/Aberdeen) Thomas Boyd (26/Celtic) - Alan James McLaren (17/Rangers) Edward [Colin] James Hendry (10/Blackburn Rovers) Colin Calderwood (1/Tottenham Hotspur) - Darren Jackson (1/Hibernian) Paul Michael Lyons McStay (72/Celtic) John McGinlay (6/Bolton Wanderers) Gary McAllister [c] (32/Leeds United) John Angus Paul Collins (23/Celtic) Subs: Duncan Shearer (4/Aberdeen) for Darren Jackson (77) William James Alexander McKinlay (8/Dundee United) for John McGinlay (83)
(Match 559) 26th April 1995 (1996 European Championship Qualifying Group 8) SAN MARINO - SCOTLAND 0-2 (0-1) Referee: Loizos Loizou (Cyprus) Crowd: 2.738, Stadio Olimpico, Serravalle Goals: 0-1 Collins (19), 0-2 Calderwood (85) SAN MARINO: (Coach: Giorgio Leoni) Pierluigi Benedettini - Claudio Canti, Mirco Gennari - Marco Mazza, Luca Gobbi, William Guerra - Pierangelo Manzaroli, Pier Domenico Della Valle, Nicola Bacciocchi, Massimo Bonini [c] (Ivan Matteoni HT), Marco Mularoni (Davide Gualtieri 72). SCOTLAND: (Manager: Craig Brown/10) James Leighton (64/Hibernian) - Colin Calderwood (2/Tottenham Hotspur) Thomas Boyd (27/Celtic) - Alan James McLaren (18/Rangers) Edward [Colin] James Hendry (11/Blackburn Rovers) Darren Jackson (2/Hibernian) - Patrick Kevin Francis Michael Nevin (25/Tranmere Rovers) Duncan Shearer (5/Aberdeen) John McGinlay (7/Bolton Wanderers) Gary McAllister [c] (33/Leeds United) John Angus Paul Collins (24/Celtic) Subs: John Spencer (3/Chelsea) for Duncan Shearer (67) William James Alexander McKinlay (9/Dundee United) for Patrick Nevin (78)
(Match 560) 21st May 1995 (Kirin Cup) JAPAN - SCOTLAND 0-0 Referee: Armando Perez Hoyos (Colombia) Crowd: 24.566, Big Arch Stadium, Hiroshima JAPAN: (Coach: Shu Kamo) Kazuya Maekawa - Masami Ihara, Tetsuji Hashiratani [c], Norio Omura - Akira Narahashi, Hiroshige Yanagimoto, Motohiro Yamaguchi, Ruy Ramos (Masahiro Fukuda 51), Hiroaki Morishima (Tsuyoshi Kitazawa 81) - Kazuyoshi Miura, Masashi Nakayama. SCOTLAND: (Manager: Craig Brown/11) James Leighton [c] (65/Hibernian) - Brian Martin (1/Motherwell) Colin Calderwood (3/Tottenham Hotspur) Alan James McLaren (19/Rangers) Robert McKinnon (2/Motherwell) - William James Alexander McKinlay (10/Dundee United) Craig William Burley (1/Chelsea) Scot Gemmill (1/Nottingham Forest) Paul Lambert (1/Motherwell) - John Spencer (4/Chelsea) Darren Jackson (3/Hibernian) Subs: John Grant Robertson (12/Heart of Midlothian) for Paul Lambert (37) Paul Robert Bernard (1/Oldham Athletic) for Scot Gemmill (75) Derek Whyte (7/Middlesbrough) for Colin Calderwood (79) Notes: John Spencer was sent off after 34 minutes. Norio Omura was sent off after 88 minutes. Scot Gemmill is the son of former player Archibald Gemmill who won 43 caps for Scotland between 1971-1981. The Kirin Cup was founded in 1978 (originally known as the Japan Cup) by the Kirin Brewery Company in Japan. It started as an international competition whose participants could be both club teams and national selections. From 1992 onwards the format changed to a round robin national team tournament.
(Match 561) 24th May 1995 (Kirin Cup) SCOTLAND - ECUADOR 2-1 (0-0) Referee: Masayoshi Okada (Japan) Crowd: 5.669, Toyama Park Stadium, Toyama Goals: 1-0 Robertson (75), 1-1 I.Hurtado (79) penalty, 2-1 Crawford (83) SCOTLAND: (Manager: Craig Brown/12) James Leighton [c] (66/Hibernian) - Alan James McLaren (20/Rangers) Brian Martin (2/Motherwell) - Colin Calderwood (4/Tottenham Hotspur) Derek Whyte (8/Middlesbrough) Craig William Burley (2/Chelsea) - Paul Robert Bernard (2/Oldham Athletic) William James Alexander McKinlay (11/Dundee United) Scot Gemmill (2/Nottingham Forest) Darren Jackson (4/Hibernian) John Grant Robertson (13/Heart of Midlothian) Subs: Stephen Crawford (1/Raith Rovers) for Darren Jackson (62) Paul Lambert (2/Motherwell) for Derek Whyte (76) ECUADOR: (Coach: Francisco Maturana) Jose Cevallos - Raul Noriega, Juan Guaman - Ivan Hurtado, Luis Capurro, Nixon Carcelen - Juan Carlos Garay (Agustin Delgado HT), Enrique Verduga, Eduardo Hurtado, Hjalmar Zambrano, Diego Herrera (Jose Mora 71). Notes: Scotland were runners-up. Japan won the Kirin Cup.
(Match 562) 7th June 1995 (1996 European Championship Qualifying Group 8) FAROE ISLANDS - SCOTLAND 0-2 (0-2) Referee: Vladimir Hrinak (Slovakia) Crowd: 3.881, Svangaskard, Toftir Goals: 0-1 McKinlay (25), 0-2 McGinlay (29) FAROE ISLANDS: (Coach: Allan Simonsen) Jens Martin Knudsen - Oli Johannesen, Tummas Eli Hansen - Janus Rasmussen, Jens Kristian Hansen, Ossur Hansen - Magni Jarnskor [c] (Allan Joensen 56), Julian Johnsson, Henning Jarnskor, Todi Jonsson, Jens Erik Rasmussen (Jan Allan Muller 75). SCOTLAND: (Manager: Craig Brown/13) James Leighton [c] (67/Hibernian) - Stewart McKimmie (33/Aberdeen) Robert McKinnon (3/Motherwell) - Alan James McLaren (21/Rangers) Colin Calderwood (5/Tottenham Hotspur) Craig William Burley (3/Chelsea) - Darren Jackson (5/Hibernian) William James Alexander McKinlay (12/Dundee United) John McGinlay (8/Bolton Wanderers) John Angus Paul Collins (25/Celtic) Duncan Shearer (6/Aberdeen) Subs: Scot Gemmill (3/Nottingham Forest) for John McGinlay (75) John Grant Robertson (14/Heart of Midlothian) for Duncan Shearer (86)
(Match 563) 16th August 1995 (1996 European Championship Qualifying Group 8) SCOTLAND - GREECE 1-0 (0-0) Referee: Peter Mikkelsen (Denmark) Crowd: 34.910, Hampden Park, Glasgow Goal: 1-0 McCoist (72) SCOTLAND: (Manager: Craig Brown/14) James Leighton (68/Hibernian) - Stewart McKimmie (34/Aberdeen) Thomas Boyd (28/Celtic) - Andrew [Stuart] Murray McCall (31/Rangers) Colin Calderwood (6/Tottenham Hotspur) Thomas Valley "Tosh" McKinlay (1/Celtic) - Duncan Shearer (7/Aberdeen) Craig William Burley (4/Chelsea) Darren Jackson (6/Hibernian) Gary McAllister [c] (34/Leeds United) John Angus Paul Collins (26/Celtic) Subs: John Grant Robertson (15/Heart of Midlothian) for Darren Jackson (71) Alistair Murdoch McCoist (47/Rangers) for Duncan Shearer (71) GREECE: (Coach: Kostas Polychroniou) Ilias Atmatzidis - Stratos Apostolakis [c], Kyriakos Karataidis - Ioannis Kalitzakis, Nikos Dabizas, Yiotis Tsalouchidis - Theodoros Zagorakis (Georgios Georgiadis 79), Daniel Batista Lima (Alexis Alexandris 51), Zisis Vryzas (Nikos Machlas 30), Vassilis Tsiartas, Michalis Kasapis.
(Match 564) 6th September 1995 (1996 European Championship Qualifying Group 8) SCOTLAND - FINLAND 1-0 (1-0) Referee: Vasyl Melnychuk (Ukraine) Crowd: 35.018, Hampden Park, Glasgow Goal: 1-0 Booth (10) SCOTLAND: (Manager: Craig Brown/15) James Leighton (69/Hibernian) - Stewart McKimmie (35/Aberdeen) Thomas Boyd (29/Celtic) - Colin Calderwood (7/Tottenham Hotspur) Edward [Colin] James Hendry (12/Blackburn Rovers) Thomas Valley "Tosh" McKinlay (2/Celtic) - John Spencer (5/Chelsea) Alan James McLaren (22/Rangers) Scott Booth (8/Aberdeen) Gary McAllister [c] (35/Leeds United) John Angus Paul Collins (27/Celtic) Subs: Alistair Murdoch McCoist (48/Rangers) for John Spencer (74) Darren Jackson (7/Hibernian) for Scott Booth (80) William James Alexander McKinlay (13/Dundee United) for Stewart McKimmie (88) FINLAND: (Coach: Jukka Ikalainen) Kari Laukkanen - Kari Rissanen, Markku Kanerva - Erik Holmgren, Kim Suominen, Janne Lindberg - Rami Nieminen (Tommi Gronlund 62), Marko Myyry, Ari Hjelm [c], Jari Litmanen, Petri Jarvinen.
(Match 565) 11th October 1995 (Friendly match) SWEDEN - SCOTLAND 2-0 (2-0) Referee: Manuel Diaz Vega (Spain) Crowd: 19.121, Raasunda, Solna Goals: 1-0 Pettersson (31), 2-0 Schwarz (35) SWEDEN: (Coach: Tommy Svensson) Bengt Andersson - Teddy Lucic (Pontus Kamark 90), Patrik Andersson [c] - Joachim Bjorklund, Mikael Nilsson, Stefan Schwarz - Niclas Alexandersson, Niklas Gudmundsson (Martin Pringle 66), Jorgen Pettersson, Kennet Andersson (Magnus Erlingmark 81), Tomas Brolin. SCOTLAND: (Manager: Craig Brown/16) James Leighton (70/Hibernian) - Stewart McKimmie (36/Aberdeen) Thomas Boyd (30/Celtic) - Colin Calderwood (8/Tottenham Hotspur) Edward [Colin] James Hendry (13/Blackburn Rovers) Alan James McLaren (23/Rangers) - Craig William Burley (5/Chelsea) John Grant Robertson (16/Heart of Midlothian) John McGinlay (9/Bolton Wanderers) Gary McAllister [c] (36/Leeds United) John Angus Paul Collins (28/Celtic) Subs: William James Alexander McKinlay (14/Dundee United) for Craig Burley (HT) Eoin Jess (9/Aberdeen) for John McGinlay (HT) Darren Jackson (8/Hibernian) for Gary McAllister (60) Andrew Lewis Goram (34/Rangers) for James Leighton (73) Patrick Kevin Francis Michael Nevin (26/Tranmere Rovers) for John Robertson (73)
(Match 566) 15th November 1995 (1996 European Championship Qualifying Group 8) SCOTLAND - SAN MARINO 5-0 (2-0) Referee: Karel Bohunek (Czech Republic) Crowd: 30.306, Hampden Park, Glasgow Goals: 1-0 Jess (30), 2-0 Booth (45), 3-0 McCoist (49), 4-0 Nevin (71), 5-0 Francini (90) own goal SCOTLAND: (Manager: Craig Brown/17) James Leighton (71/Hibernian) - Alan James McLaren (24/Rangers) Thomas Boyd (31/Celtic) - Colin Calderwood (9/Tottenham Hotspur) Edward [Colin] James Hendry (14/Blackburn Rovers) Scot Gemmill (4/Nottingham Forest) - Patrick Kevin Francis Michael Nevin (27/Tranmere Rovers) Scott Booth (9/Aberdeen) Eoin Jess (10/Aberdeen) Gary McAllister [c] (37/Leeds United) John Angus Paul Collins (29/Celtic) Subs: Alistair Murdoch McCoist (49/Rangers) for Gary McAllister (48) William James Alexander McKinlay (15/Blackburn Rovers) for John Collins (59) Darren Jackson (9/Hibernian) for Scott Booth (63) SAN MARINO: (Coach: Giorgio Leoni) Stefano Muccioli - Federico Moroni, Mirco Gennari - Marco Mazza (Pier Domenico Della Valle 82), Mauro Valentini, William Guerra [c] (Paolo Montagna 71) - Pierangelo Manzaroli, Ivan Matteoni, Nicola Bacciocchi, Marco Mularoni (Claudio Canti 50), Fabio Francini. Notes: Scotland qualified for the 1996 European Championship Finals in England.
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