Martinez says Lukaku move would be good for the striker and Manchester United
Belgium boss Roberto Martinez believes “it is clear” that Romelu Lukaku has to leave Manchester United this summer.
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Scott McKenna backs former Aberdeen colleague Kenny McLean to thrive in Premier League
Scott McKenna reckons his former Aberdeen colleague Kenny McLean is tailor-made for the English Premier League.
Belgium gave us ‘footballing lesson’ – Scotland winger Fraser
Ryan Fraser believes Scotland were given a “footballing lesson” by Belgium in their 3-0 European Championship qualifying defeat on Tuesday night but he remains positive.
Callum McGregor looking forward to two-week rest after gruelling 69-game season
Scotland midfielder Callum McGregor is looking forward to a “well-earned” break after finally completing his gruelling 69-game campaign.
Steve Clarke hails Greg Taylor’s ‘excellent’ Scotland debut against Belgium
Steve Clarke insists he had no qualms throwing Greg Taylor in for his Scotland debut in the 3-0 defeat by Belgium at the King Baudouin Stadium on Tuesday night.
We missed chance to make Belgium sweat, admits Scotland boss Clarke
Steve Clarke believes Scotland “fluffed” their lines by missing a great chance to put pressure on Belgium in their 3-0 Euro 2020 qualifying defeat at the King Baudouin Stadium in Brussels.
Scotland handed harsh lesson by Belgium
Scotland were handed a harsh lesson with a 3-0 defeat by Belgium at the King Baudouin Stadium in Brussels.
Romelu Lukaku on target twice as Belgium down Scotland 3-0 in Brussels
A dominant Belgium saw off Scotland 3-0 in Brussels with Romelu Lukaku on the scoresheet twice.
Nicola Sturgeon says Scotland will ‘always be’ a European nation
Scotland will “always be” a European nation, Nicola Sturgeon has declared during a visit to Brussels.
Jamie Durent’s Scotland blog: Tartan Army touch down in Brussels, a city clinging to past and present
Peering our heads out of a below-ground restaurant on Monday night, you could already hear the echoes of beery voices in the distance. The unmistakable call of the football fan on tour.
Scotland and UK on ‘increasingly different paths’, says Nicola Sturgeon
Scotland and the rest of the UK are “increasingly” on different poltical paths, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has said.
Andy Robertson: No pain, no gain against Belgians
Scotland captain Andy Robertson reckons his side must be prepared to suffer if they are to take anything from tonight’s European Championship qualifier against Belgium.
Belgium’s Eden Hazard up there with the best – Scotland’s Kenny McLean
Kenny McLean insists Eden Hazard is comparable with the best in the game as Scotland prepare to face star-studded Belgium in their Euro 2020 qualifier on Tuesday night.
Nicola Sturgeon to state case for EU membership on Brussels visit
Nicola Sturgeon will voice the Scottish Government’s support for continued membership of the European Union on a visit to Brussels.
Nicola Sturgeon to state case for EU membership on Brussels visit
Nicola Sturgeon will voice the Scottish Government’s support for continued membership of the European Union on a visit to Brussels.
5 talking points ahead of Belgium v Scotland
Scotland face Belgium in a vital European Championship qualifier in Brussels on Tuesday night.
Hazard ‘one of the special signings of the summer’ – Martinez
Belgium boss Roberto Martinez believes Eden Hazard is the “perfect fit” for Real Madrid.
Clarke demanding ‘an almost-perfect performance’ to beat Belgium
Steve Clarke has called on his Scotland players to strive for perfection if they are to cause a shock in their Euro 2020 qualifier with Belgium on Tuesday night.
Belgium’s quality is not lost on McGregor
Scotland midfielder Callum McGregor saluted the quality of Belgium ahead of their Euro 2020 qualifier in Brussels on Tuesday night.
John McGinn: We showed character to keep qualifying campaign alive
John McGinn admits Oli Burke’s late winner against Cyprus at Hampden Park kept Scotland’s Euro 2020 qualifying campaign alive.
Hungarian leader hopes for shift on migration
Hungary’s prime minister has said he hopes the European Parliament election will bring a shift towards political parties that want to stop migration.
One-off Kompany’s stock set to rise even further
Little about Vincent Kompany is ordinary.
Tram bowling: Hundreds gather in Brussels for European Tram Driver Championship
Hundreds of people have gathered in Brussels this weekend to attend the European Tram Driver Championship 2019, as the city celebrates 150 years of tram travel.
Nato secretary-general gets two more years in the post
Nato has extended the mandate of its top civilian official, secretary-general Jens Stoltenberg, for two years, making the former Norwegian premier one of the longest-serving heads of the military alliance.
Obituary: Jean-Pierre Van Rossem
Few people have had more strings to their bow than Jean-Pierre Van Rossem – a prominent politician, stock market guru, convicted fraudster and one-time F1 franchise owner.
Gordon Highlanders reenact history
On November 11 1918, the 5th Battalion of the Gordon Highlanders liberated the town of Chièvres in Belgium and were given a resounding welcome from citizens.
Gordon Highlanders to march through Belgium to commemorate Armistice
Dozens of Gordon Highlanders will march through a Belgian town next week to remember those killed in the First World War.
Aberdeen City Council clamp down on staff travel despite plans to visit Belgium, Netherlands, Qatar, Japan and Mexico
Cash-counting council chiefs in Aberdeen are looking to clamp down on staff travel costs in an effort to deal with increasing financial pressures.
How donations fed Aberdeen’s wounded war men
Food banks have become an increasingly common part of life in modern Britain.
Stuart Armstrong says Scotland must win over Tartan Army
Playing a more attractive brand of football will help bring fans back to Scotland games, according to Stuart Armstrong.
Former Aberdeen midfielder Ryan Jack insists Scotland will learn from mistakes against Albania
Ryan Jack insists the Scotland players will not dwell on their mistakes when their Uefa Nations League campaign starts against Albania on Monday.
Scotland debutant John Souttar admits facing Belgium was the biggest test of his career
Scotland debutant John Souttar admitted he faced the biggest test of his career last night in the 4-0 defeat to Belgium at Hampden Park.