County hero relived historic strike while celebrating cup win with nearest and dearest
Alex Schalk was afforded the opportunity to relive his moment of League Cup final glory in the company of his family just hours after his momentous strike.
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Smiles back for Scotland as San Marino are hit for six
Scotland manager Steve Clarke was delighted to see smiles back on the faces of his players as he praised their resilience after a 6-0 win over San Marino.
McGinn grabs hat-trick as Scotland hit San Marino for six at soggy Hampden
John McGinn hit a first-half hat-trick as Scotland beat San Marino 6-0 on an increasingly waterlogged Hampden pitch.
Clarke wants Scotland to look forward rather than reflect on poor results
Steve Clarke has called on Scotland to focus on what is ahead of them rather than looking backwards as they bid to end their European Championship qualifying campaign on a high.
Turriff teenager wins football volunteer award
A Turriff teenager held back from playing football due to his asthma has won a national award for being a volunteer coach.
Clarke sets Scotland target of finishing third and reaching Euro 2020 play-offs
Scotland manager Steve Clarke set his players the target of finishing third and going into the Euro 2020 play-offs with confidence after admitting their automatic qualification hopes had died.
Scotland suffer again as De Bruyne inspires Belgium
Scotland suffered more Hampden agony as a 4-0 defeat by Belgium made it four losses from six European Championship qualifiers.
Scotland boss Clarke determined to address possession problems
Scotland manager Steve Clarke could not fathom why his players sat off Russia following John McGinn’s early opener as a 2-1 Hampden defeat saw their chances of a top-two Group I finish slip further away.
Russia come from behind to deal hammer blow to Scotland’s Euro hopes
Scotland failed to build on John McGinn’s early opener as a 2-1 home defeat by Russia left their hopes of automatic qualification for Euro 2020 hanging by a thread.
Talking points ahead of Scotland’s Euro 2020 qualifier against Russia
Scotland will hope to kick start their Euro 2020 qualifying campaign with victory over Russia at Hampden on Friday night.
Naismith: Our qualifying record has not been good enough – it has to change
Steven Naismith never thought he would get close to 50 international caps – but he expected to qualify for major tournaments with the players Scotland have had at their disposal.
Scots chasing in Euros bid, says Cyprus head coach Ben Shimon
Cyprus head coach Ran Ben Shimon is determined to put further pressure on a Scotland side he feels is already playing catch up in its bid to qualify for next summer’s EURO 2020 finals.
Clarke determined to bring crowds back to Hampden
Scotland manager Steve Clarke has made it his target to fill the empty seats at Hampden Park for September’s European qualifying double header against Russia and Belgium.
Hearts fan to miss Scottish Cup final after trying to sneak smoke bomb into Hampden Park
A Hearts fan will miss the Scottish Cup Final after trying to sneak a smoke bomb into Hampden Park.
Ridgers craving more involved role in Caley Jags’ shot at Hampden glory
Mark Ridgers has already tasted Scottish Cup glory, but only from the fringes of the action.
Rail woes predicted for north-east Tartan Army members travelling to Euro 2020 qualifiers
Aberdeen Central MSP Kevin Stewart has written to ScotRail asking for additional train services to the Granite City to cater for fans attending the Euro 2020 qualifiers.
Win or bust for Scotland, says Aberdeen defender Scott McKenna
Scotland defender Scott McKenna knows it is all or nothing against Israel tonight.
Israel can rewrite history books says head coach Herzog
Israel head coach Andi Herzog is determined to defy history by avoiding defeat against Scotland tonight to claim top spot in their UEFA Nations League section.
National team boss Alex McLeish lauds resilience of Scotland players
Strong characters are formed from adversity and Scotland manager Alex McLeish feels his players have shown impressive resilience ahead of tonight’s decisive UEFA Nations League match against Israel.
Dons prevail in a hard-fought clash against Rangers at Hampden
Their bottle has been questioned but when it mattered most Aberdeen delivered as they edged a pulsating Betfred Cup semi-final against Rangers at Hampden.
Scotrail asks Dons fans to avoid taking ‘busy’ train to huge cup tie
ScotRail has been urged to provide more trains for Dons supporters travelling to an upcoming cup tie - after the network suggested they avoid the railway because it might be too busy.
Aberdeen’s Betfred Cup semi-final with Rangers could be moved as SPFL announce re-think
Aberdeen's Betfred Cup semi-final against Rangers could be changed after the SPFL announced a rethink on the arrangements for October 28.
Former international footballer secretly reported on other stadium’s design in Cold War
A former international footballer has revealed how he was given a “secret spying mission” to look at replacing Scotland’s national stadium some 44 years ago.
Former Scotland manager Craig Brown in favour of taking national team around the country
Former Scotland manager Craig Brown is delighted Hampden will remain the home of Scottish football but believes the National Stadium should not host every international.
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.
Scotland taught harsh lesson as Belgium stroll to 4-0 win at Hampden Park
Scotland suffered their heaviest home defeat in 45 years with a masterclass from Belgium inflicting a 4-0 defeat on Alex McLeish's side.
Billy Dodds hoping Scotland can banish bittersweet memories in Belgium encounter
Billy Dodds hopes Scotland can better his bittersweet memories of facing Belgium when the two sides meet tonight.
Former Scotland manager Craig Brown backs Hampden redeveloped as the best option for Scottish football
Former Scotland manager Craig Brown believes retaining Hampden as the national stadium would be a positive – if significant upgrades are made.
The Ross County heroes that stunned Celtic in 2010: where are they now?
Eight years after helping Ross County to one of their most famous victories, we ask where the Staggies stars of 2010 are now.
Scotland fall to Costa Rica defeat as Alex McLeish’s return ends in disappointment
Alex McLeish's second stint as Scotland manager got off to an underwhelming start with a 1-0 home defeat to Costa Rica.
Hampden still football’s home for Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes
Getting to Hampden Park remains as big a motivation as ever for Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes.
‘Doing it for dad’… Joe Lewis wants to bring home Scottish Cup for his father
Aberdeen goalkeeper Joe Lewis is determined to bring home a Scottish Cup winner's medal for his father, who will be watching on in pride but not person tomorrow when the Dons take on Celtic at Hampden Park tomorrow.