What can Scotland expect from their four-time opponents in 2025? Austin Fenton reports.
Greece Lightning: What can Scotland expect from their four-time opponents in 2025? Read More »
Wales secured the biggest victory in their history by beating the Republic of Ireland on home soil to qualify for their first ever major tournament. Scotland failed to make the Euros for the second time in a row with Finland instead making it back-to-back tournaments. Eve McKenna reports.
Heartbreak for Ireland and Scotland as both to miss out on next year’s Euros Read More »
An impressive 5-0 win on aggregate was more than enough for the Scotland Women’s Football Team to progress through to the Finals of the European Play off. Finland will be tough, but how did the Scots end up in that position in the first place? Eve McKenna reports from Easter Road.
Hungry Scots devour hopeless Hungary at home Read More »
“Rhythm is a dancer, Tuchel is the answer” is a song that England fans may now learn to sing like the national anthem. This follows the news coming through on Tuesday that Thomas Tuchel, the serial German winner of the last decade, has put pen-to-paper on an 18-month deal, starting in 2025, to become the England head coach.
Thomas Tuchel to England – extraordinary, questionable, and utterly brilliant. Read More »
Cristiano Ronaldo made his long-awaited Hampden Park debut on Tuesday. Portugal entered the night confidently as their Nations League group stage success looked to continue after a 3-1 win in Poland on Saturday. Meanwhile Scotland looked to bounce back after a 2-1 loss to Croatia over the weekend. Sam Mackenzie reports:
Resilient Scotland keep Portugal goalless at Hampden Read More »
Austin Fenton examines Steve Clarke’s recent history with the national team and asks the question on everyone’s mind.
Steve Clarke’s Scotland – coming to a close or nothing to worry about? Read More »
Sevilla FC and Real Betis contested the 142nd iteration of the ‘El Gran Derbi’ on Sunday night. After four tame draws in the previous two seasons, has this bitter battle of brothers lost its spark? Jack Harris investigates.
Out of the Frying Pan: Has ‘El Gran Derbi’ lost its heat? Read More »
Women’s football is a growing national phenomenon with record breaking interest. All over the world, girls are lacing up their boots and pulling up their socks. But it doesn’t have the exposure, the glamour or the money of the men’s game – so why should we care about women’s football?
Why should I even care about women’s football anyway? Read More »
The infamous target man Andy Carroll is bagging braces in local parks for French giant’s Bordeaux, but how did he get there, and what happened to Bordeaux? Tyler Hinton considers Carroll’s journey to France and tackles the tragic story of Bordeaux that has led to one of the most unique situations the football world has ever seen.
FC Barcelona put the region of Catalonia on the footballing map. Yet, 100 kilometres to the north-east, a revolution is brewing. Footballing anarchists, tired of living in the shadows of their older, larger cousin. Nestled in the centre of the small, sleepy city of Girona.
The Catalan catastrophe: Can Girona rediscover their swashbuckling season? Read More »
