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Scotland

FIFA #48
SCO
How they play

Set pieces and grit.

World ranking
#43
Confederation
UEFA · Europe
How they play
Set pieces and grit.
Signature moment

Scott McTominay. October 2023. Scotland needed to beat Spain to keep their qualifying hopes alive and McTominay scored twice in the first sixteen minutes, including one after just seventy seconds. The Hampden crowd was absolutely feral. Spain eventually made it 2-2 and Scottish hearts briefly shattered — but they still qualified. That match is basically a trailer for the entire Scotland experience: ecstasy, agony, survival.

The ones to watch
  • Angus GunnGK
    Commanding keeper who's quietly become one of the most reliable parts of a Scotland squad that doesn't always make reliability easy.
  • Andy RobertsonLB
    The captain, the soul, the guy who will literally sprint until his legs stop working — Robertson is the human embodiment of Scotland's never-say-die attitude.
  • Scott McTominayCM
    Became a national hero with a string of last-gasp qualifying goals that had Scottish fans genuinely losing their minds on live TV.
  • John McGinnCM
    The engine room with a chip on his shoulder and a right foot that occasionally produces something truly spectacular when you least expect it.
  • Che AdamsFW
    Powerful, clever, and the kind of striker who makes defenses nervous even when he hasn't touched the ball in fifteen minutes.

One email the morning of their opener. Nothing else.

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