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(Match 620)  27th March 2002  (Friendly match)
FRANCE - SCOTLAND  5-0  (4-0)
Referee:   Jacek Granat (Poland)
Crowd:     75.000, Stade de France, St.Denis
Goals:     1-0  Zinedine Zidane        12'
           2-0  David Trezeguet        21'
           3-0  Thierry Henry          31'
           4-0  David Trezeguet        41'
           5-0  Steve Marlet           87'
FRANCE:  (Coach:  Roger Lemerre)
Fabien Barthez - Vincent Candela (Christian Karembeu 58), Frank Leboeuf (Philippe Christanval 64), 
Marcel Desailly (Cap) (Mikael Silvestre 46), Bixente Lizarazu - Patrick Vieira (Claude Makelele 46), 
Emmanuel Petit - Sylvain Wiltord (Steve Marlet 58), Zinedine Zidane (Youri Djorkaeff 81), Thierry 
Henry - David Trezeguet (Éric Carrière 74).

SCOTLAND:  (Coach:  Hans-Hubert (Berti) Vogts/1)
Neil Sullivan                  (26/Tottenham Hotspur) -
David Weir                     (31/Everton)
Stephen Crainey                (1/Celtic) - 
Paul Lambert (Captain)         (29/Celtic)
Christian Dailly               (31/West Ham United)
Gary Caldwell                  (1/Hibernian) -
Douglas Freedman               (2/Crystal Palace)
Dominic Matteo                 (6/Leeds United)
Stephen Crawford               (3/Dunfermline Athletic)
Colin Cameron                  (15/Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Neil McCann                    (14/Rangers)

Subs:
Scot Gemmill                   (19/Everton)       for Douglas Freedman (46 Minutes)
Gary Holt                      (3/Norwich City)   for Colin Cameron    (46 Minutes)
Steven Thompson                (1/Dundee United)  for Stephen Crawford (63 Minutes)
Jackie McNamara                (13/Celtic)        for Gary Holt        (73 Minutes)

Notes:  Hans-Hubert (Berti) Vogts is the first German coach of Scotland. In his career he was 
        their opponent four times as West Germany International player and twice as Germany coach.
	Gary Caldwell is on loan to Hibernian from 1st February 2002 to 31st May 2002. His contract 
	is owned by Newcastle United. 




(Match 621)  17th April 2002  (Friendly match)
SCOTLAND - NIGERIA  1-2  (1-1)
Referee:   Tom Henning Ovrebo (Norway)
Crowd:     20.465, Pittodrie Stadium, Aberdeen
Goals:     1-0  Christian Dailly         7'
           1-1  Julius Aghahowa         41'
           1-2  Julius Aghahowa         67'
SCOTLAND:  (Coach:  Hans-Hubert (Berti) Vogts/2)
Robert Douglas                 (1/Celtic) -
Robert Stockdale               (1/Middlesbrough)
Stephen Crainey	               (2/Celtic) -
Paul Lambert (Captain)         (30/Celtic)
David Weir		       (32/Everton)
Christian Dailly	       (32/West Ham United) -
Kevin McNaughton	       (1/Aberdeen)
Gareth Williams		       (1/Nottingham Forest)
Steven Thompson		       (2/Dundee United)
Scot Gemmill		       (20/Everton)
Neil McCann		       (15/Rangers)

Subs:
Graham Alexander               (1/Preston North End)  for Robert Stockdale (46 Minutes)
Gary Caldwell		       (2/Hibernian)          for Scot Gemmill     (46 Minutes)
Michael Stewart		       (1/Manchester United)  for Gareth Williams  (64 Minutes)
Garry O'Connor		       (1/Hibernian)	      for Steven Thompson  (75 Minutes)
Allan Johnston		       (13/Middlesbrough)     for Neil McCann	   (78 Minutes)

NIGERIA:  (Coach:  Adegboye Festus Onigbinde)
Augustine Ejide - Efetobore Sodje (Emeka Ifejiagwa 85), Joseph Yobo, Isaac Okoronkwo, 
Justice Christopher (Mutiu Adepoju 78) - Eric Ejiofor - Augustine (Jay Jay) Okocha (Cap),
Nwankwo Kanu, John Utaka (Pius Ikedia 54) - Julius Aghahowa, Bartholomew Ogbeche. 
     



(Match 622)  16th May  2002  (Friendly match)
SOUTH KOREA - SCOTLAND  4-1  (1-0)
Referee:   Santhan Nagalingam (Singapore)
Crowd:     52.384, Busan Asiad Main Stadium, Busan
Goals:     1-0  Chun-Soo Lee           15'
           2-0  Jung-Hwan Ahn          56'
           3-0  Jung-Hwan Yoon         66'
           3-1  Scott Dobie            74'
           4-1  Jung-Hwan Ahn          87'
SOUTH KOREA:  (Coach:  Guus Hiddink)
Byung-Ji Kim - Jin-Chul Choi (Min-Sung Lee 46), Myung-Bo Hong (Jung-Hwan Yoon 65), 
Tae-Young Kim - Eul-Yong Lee, Jong-Gook Song, Sang-Chul Yoo, Young-Pyo Lee - 
Chun-Soo Lee (Doo-Ri Cha 73), Seon-Hong Hwang (Jung-Hwan Ahn 46), Ji-Sung Park 
(Tae-Uk Choi 73).

SCOTLAND:  (Coach:  Hans-Hubert (Berti) Vogts/3)
Neil Sullivan                  (27/Tottenham Hotspur) -
Graham Alexander               (2/Preston North End)
Maurice Ross                   (1/Rangers) -
David Weir                     (33/Everton)
Christian Dailly (Captain)     (33/West Ham United)
Gary Caldwell                  (3/Hibernian) -
Allan Johnston                 (14/Middlesbrough)
Scot Gemmill                   (21/Everton)
Scott Dobie                    (1/West Bromwich Albion)
Michael Stewart                (2/Manchester United)
Garry O'Connor                 (2/Hibernian)

Subs:
Scott Severin                  (2/Heart of Midlothian)  for Michael Stewart  (46 Minutes)
Gareth Williams                (2/Nottingham Forest)    for Garry O'Connor   (46 Minutes)
Robert Stockdale               (2/Middlesbrough)        for Graham Alexander (63 Minutes)
Kevin Kyle                     (1/Sunderland)           for Allan Johnston   (66 Minutes)




(Match 623)  20th May 2002  (Reunification Cup)
SOUTH AFRICA - SCOTLAND  2-0  (1-0)
Referee:   Chan Siu Kee (Hong Kong)
Crowd:     3.007, Mongkok Stadium, Hong Kong
Goals:     1-0  Teboho Mokoena             31'
           2-0  George Koumantarakis       93'        
SOUTH AFRICA:  (Coach:  Jomo Sono)
Johannes (Hans) Vonk - Aaron Mokoena (Cyril Nzama 60), Lucas Radebe (Cap), Pierre Issa, 
Bradley Carnell - Sibusiso Zuma (George Koumantarakis 81), Macbeth Sibaya, Jabu Pule 
(McDonald Mukansi 68), Teboho Mokoena, Quinton Fortune (Delron Buckley 83) - Benedict 
McCarthy.  

SCOTLAND:  (Coach:  Hans-Hubert (Berti) Vogts/4)
Robert Douglas                 (2/Celtic) -
Robert Stockdale               (3/Middlesbrough)
Gary Caldwell                  (4/Hibernian)
Christian Dailly (Captain)     (34/West Ham United)     
David Weir                     (34/Everton)
Maurice Ross                   (2/Rangers) -
Scot Gemmill                   (22/Everton)
Gareth Williams                (3/Nottingham Forest)
Allan Johnston                 (15/Middlesbrough) -
Scott Dobie                    (2/West Bromwich Albion)
Kevin Kyle                     (2/Sunderland)
                                    
Subs:
Lee Wilkie		       (1/Dundee)               for Gary Caldwell    (46 Minutes)
James McFadden		       (1/Motherwell)	        for Allan Johnston   (60 Minutes)
Graham Alexander	       (3/Preston North End)    for Robert Stockdale (68 Minutes)
Scott Severin	               (3/Heart of Midlothian)  for Gareth Williams  (77 Minutes)
Michael Stewart		       (3/Manchester United)    for Scot Gemmill     (85 Minutes)




(Match 624)  21st August 2002  (Friendly match)
SCOTLAND - DENMARK  0-1  (0-1)
Referee:   Leslie Irvine (Northern Ireland)
Crowd:     28.766, Hampden Park, Glasgow
Goal:      0-1  Ebbe Sand         8'
SCOTLAND:  (Coach:  Hans-Hubert (Berti) Vogts/5)
Robert Douglas                 (3/Celtic) -
Maurice Ross		       (3/Rangers)
Gary Naysmith		       (7/Everton) -
David Weir		       (35/Everton)
Christian Dailly	       (35/West Ham United)
Barry Ferguson		       (11/Rangers) -
Kevin McNaughton	       (2/Aberdeen)
Robert Stockdale	       (4/Middlesbrough)
Kevin Kyle		       (3/Sunderland)
Paul Lambert (Captain)	       (31/Celtic)
Steven Thompson		       (3/Dundee United)

Subs:
Stephen Crainey		       (3/Celtic)                for Kevin McNaughton (46 Minutes)
Scott Dobie		       (3/West Bromwich Albion)  for Steven Thompson  (55 Minutes)
Graham Alexander	       (4/Preston North End)     for Robert Stockdale (71 Minutes)
Allan Johnston		       (16/Middlesbrough)        for Gary Naysmith    (71 Minutes)
Scott Severin		       (4/Heart of Midlothian)   for David Weir       (77 Minutes)
Derek McInnes		       (1/West Bromwich Albion)  for Paul Lambert     (81 Minutes)

DENMARK:  (Coach:  Morten Olsen)
Thomas Sorensen - Kasper Bogelund (Jesper Gronkjaer 46), René Henriksen (Cap)(Steven Lustu 83) -
Martin Laursen (Morten Wieghorst 68), Niclas Jensen, Christian Poulsen - Thomas Gravesen (Claus 
Jensen 46), Peter Lovenkrands (Michael Silberbauer 71), Jon Dahl Tomasson, Dennis Rommedahl (Jan 
Michaelsen 46), Ebbe Sand. 
 



(Match 625)  7th September 2002  (European Championship Qualifying Group 5)
FAROE ISLANDS - SCOTLAND  2-2  (2-0)
Referee:   Jacek Granat (Poland)
Crowd:     4.200, Svangaskard, Toftir
Goals:     1-0  John Petersen           6'
           2-0  John Petersen	       12'
           2-1  Paul Lambert	       61'
           2-2  Barry Ferguson	       83'
FAROE ISLANDS:  (Coach:  Henrik Larsen)
Jens Martin Knudsen - Oli Johannesen, Jens Kristian Hansen - Pol Thorsteinsson, Jon Roi Jacobsen,
Hjalgrim Elttor (Hedin a Lakjuni 89) - Frodi Benjaminsen, Julian Johnsson, Jakup a Borg, John 
Petersen (Andrew av Flotum 80), Christian Hogni Jacobsen (Rogvi Jacobsen 75).

SCOTLAND:  (Coach:  Hans-Hubert (Berti) Vogts/6)		
Robert Douglas                 (4/Celtic) -
Maurice Ross                   (4/Rangers)
Stephen Crainey                (4/Celtic) -
Christian Dailly               (36/West Ham United)
David Weir                     (36/Everton)
Barry Ferguson                 (12/Rangers) -
Paul Dickov                    (4/Leicester City)
Scott Dobie                    (4/West Bromwich Albion)
Kevin Kyle                     (4/Sunderland)
Paul Lambert (Captain)         (32/Celtic)
Allan Johnston		       (17/Middlesbrough)

Subs:
Stephen Crawford               (4/Dunfermline Athletic)  for Paul Dickov  (46 Minutes)
Graham Alexander               (5/Preston North End)     for Maurice Ross (75 Minutes)
Steven Thompson                (4/Dundee United)         for Scott Dobie  (83 Minutes)




(Match 626)  12th October 2002  (European Championship Qualifying Group 5)
ICELAND - SCOTLAND  0-2  (0-1)
Referee:   Alain Sars (France)
Crowd:     7.056, Laugardalsvollur, Reykjavik
Goals:     0-1  Christian Dailly         7'
           0-2  Gary Naysmith           62'
ICELAND:  (Coach:  Atli Edvaldsson)
Arni Gautur Arason - Bjarni Oskar Thorsteinsson, Arnar Thor Vidarsson (Marel Baldvinsson 66) -
Brynjar Bjorn Gunnarsson, Larus Orri Sigurdsson, Runar Kristinsson (Cap) - Hermann Hreidarsson,
Ivar Ingimarsson, Eidur Smari Gudjohnsen, Helgi Sigurdsson (Heidar Helguson 46), Haukur Ingi
Gudnason (Bjarni Gudjonsson 88).

SCOTLAND:  (Coach:  Hans-Hubert (Berti) Vogts/7)
Robert Douglas                 (5/Celtic) -
Maurice Ross                   (5/Rangers)
Lee Wilkie                     (2/Dundee) -
Steven Pressley		       (3/Heart of Midlothian)
Christian Dailly	       (37/West Ham United)
Barry Ferguson		       (13/Rangers) -
Jackie McNamara		       (14/Celtic)
Stephen Crawford	       (5/Dunfermline Athletic)
Steven Thompson		       (5/Dundee United)
Paul Lambert (Captain) 	       (33/Celtic)
Gary Naysmith                  (8/Everton)

Subs:
Callum Davidson		       (16/Leicester City)      for Jackie McNamara (34 Minutes)
Scott Severin		       (5/Heart of Midlothian)  for Steven Thompson (88 Minutes)
Russell Anderson	       (1/Aberdeen)             for Gary Naysmith   (90 Minutes)




(Match 627)  15th October 2002  (Friendly match)
SCOTLAND - CANADA  3-1  (1-1)
Referee:   Luc Huyghe (Belgium)
Crowd:     16.207, Easter Road, Edinburgh
Goals:     0-1  Dwayne de Rosario        9' penalty
           1-1  Stephen Crawford        11'
           2-1  Steven Thompson         49'
           3-1  Stephen Crawford        73'
SCOTLAND:  (Coach:  Hans-Hubert (Berti) Vogts/8)
Paul Gallacher                 (1/Dundee United) -
Maurice Ross		       (6/Rangers)
Lee Wilkie		       (3/Dundee) -
Steven Pressley		       (4/Heart of Midlothian)
Christian Dailly (Captain)     (38/West Ham United)
Russell Anderson	       (2/Aberdeen) -
Graham Alexander	       (6/Preston North End)
Stephen Crawford	       (6/Dunfermline Athletic)
Steven Thompson		       (6/Dundee United)
Scot Gemmill		       (23/Everton)
Paul Devlin		       (1/Birmingham City)

Subs:
Callum Davidson		       (17/Leicester City)      for Maurice Ross     (46 Minutes)
Scott Severin		       (6/Heart of Midlothian)  for Scot Gemmill     (65 Minutes)
Ian Murray		       (1/Hibernian)            for Lee Wilkie       (75 Minutes)
James McFadden                 (2/Motherwell)           for Steven Thompson  (80 Minutes)
Kevin Kyle		       (5/Sunderland)           for Stephen Crawford (90 Minutes)

CANADA:  (Coach:  Holger Osieck)
Lars Hirschfeld - Paul Fenwick, Richard Hastings - Kevin McKenna, Chris Pozniak, Daniel Imhof
(Davide Xausa 81) - Paul Stalteri, Tam Nsaliwa, Tomasz Radzinski, Dwayne de Rosario, Julian
de Guzman.




(Match 628)  20th November 2002  (Friendly match)
PORTUGAL - SCOTLAND  2-0  (2-0)
Referee:   Viorel Anghelinei (Romania)
Crowd:     8.000, Estadio Primeiro de Maio, Braga
Goals:     1-0  Pedro Miguel Carreiro Resendes-PAULETA      7'
           2-0  Pedro Miguel Carreiro Resendes-PAULETA     18'
PORTUGAL:  (Coach:  Agostinho Oliveira)
Joaquim Manuel Sampaio Silva-QUIM (NELSON Alexandre Gomes Pereira 89) - FERNANDO José Silva
Freitas MEIRA, RICARDO Sérgio ROCHA Azevedo, FERNANDO Manuel Silva COUTO (Cap) - SÉRGIO Paulo
Marceneiro CONCEIÇAO, TIAGO Cardoso Mendes (NUNO ASSIS Lopes de Almeida 83), RUI Manuel César
COSTA (PEDRO Miguel da Silva MENDES 58), RUI JORGE Sousa Dias Macedo Oliveira (JORGE Miguel 
de Oliveira RIBEIRO 58) - Luis Filipe Madeira Caeiro FIGO (MARCO Julio Castanheira Afonso 
Alves FERREIRA 46), Pedro Miguel Carreiro Resendes-PAULETA (Nuno Miguel Soares Pereira 
Ribeiro-NUNO GOMES 46), SIMAO Pedro Fonseca Sabrosa (Joao Alexandre Duarte Fernandes-NECA 78).     

SCOTLAND:  (Coach:  Hans-Hubert (Berti) Vogts/9)
Robert Douglas                 (6/Celtic) -
Russell Anderson               (3/Aberdeen)
Maurice Ross                   (7/Rangers) -
Steven Pressley		       (5/Heart of Midlothian)
Christian Dailly	       (39/West Ham United)
Lee Wilkie	               (4/Dundee) -
Graham Alexander	       (7/Preston North End)       
Stephen Crawford               (7/Dunfermline Athletic)
Scott Dobie	               (5/West Bromwich Albion)
Paul Lambert (Captain)         (34/Celtic)
Gary Naysmith                  (9/Everton)

Subs:
Derek McInnes		       (2/West Bromwich Albion)  for Russell Anderson (24 Minutes)
Paul Devlin                    (2/Birmingham City)       for Maurice Ross     (46 Minutes)
Gareth Williams                (4/Nottingham Forest)     for Paul Lambert     (68 Minutes)
Kevin Kyle		       (6/Sunderland)		 for Scott Dobie      (78 Minutes)
Scott Severin		       (7/Heart of Midlothian)   for Lee Wilkie       (83 Minutes)

Notes:  Torrential rain made it doubtful whether this game would be played, but the referee decided
        to start.  
        Robert Douglas saved Figo's 12th minute penalty kick.





(Match 629)  12th February 2003  (Friendly match)
SCOTLAND - EIRE  0-2  (0-2)
Referee:   Eric Braamhaar (Holland)
Crowd:	   33.337, Hampden Park, Glasgow
Goals:	   0-1  Kevin Kilbane		7'
	   0-2  Clinton Morrison       16'
SCOTLAND:  (Coach:  Hans-Hubert (Berti) Vogts/10)
Neil Sullivan    	       (28/Tottenham Hotspur) -    
Russell Anderson       	       (4/Aberdeen)
Gary Naysmith          	       (10/Everton) -
Stephen Caldwell      	       (2/Newcastle United)
Christian Dailly	       (40/West Ham United)
Barry Ferguson       	       (14/Rangers) -
Graham Alexander       	       (8/Preston North End)
Stephen Crawford   	       (8/Dunfermline Athletic)   
Donald Hutchison       	       (20/West Ham United)
Paul Lambert (Captain)         (35/Celtic)
Neil McCann       	       (16/Rangers)

Subs:
Paul Devlin                    (3/Birmingham City)           for Donald Hutchison (46 Minutes)   
Paul Gallacher        	       (2/Dundee United)             for Neil Sullivan    (46 Minutes)
Scot Gemmill      	       (24/Everton)                  for Paul Lambert     (46 Minutes)
Colin Cameron     	       (16/Wolverhampton Wanderers)  for Barry Ferguson   (64 Minutes)
Jamie Smith		       (1/Celtic)                    for Neil McCann      (64 Minutes)
Steven Thompson                (7/Rangers)                   for Stephen Crawford (64 Minutes)

EIRE:  (Coach:  Brian Kerr)
Dean Kiely (Nick Colgan 80) - Stephen Carr, Gary Breen (Andy O'Brien 90), John O'Shea (Richard 
Dunne 80), Ian Harte - Steven Reid (Lee Carsley 77), Mark Kinsella (Colin Healy 77), Matt Holland,   
Kevin Kilbane - Gary Doherty (David Connolly 73), Clinton Morrison. 




(Match 630)  29th March 2003  (European Championship Qualifying Group 5)
SCOTLAND - ICELAND  2-1  (1-0)
Referee:   René Temmink (Holland)
Crowd:     37.938, Hampden Park, Glasgow
Goals:     1-0  Kenneth Miller            10'
	   1-1  Eidur Smari Gudjohnsen    48'
	   2-1  Lee Wilkie                70'
SCOTLAND:  (Coach:  Hans-Hubert (Berti) Vogts/11)
Robert Douglas                 (7/Celtic) -
Graham Alexander	       (9/Preston North End)
Lee Wilkie		       (5/Dundee) -
Christian Dailly               (41/West Ham United)
Steven Pressley		       (6/Heart of Midlothian)
Barry Ferguson		       (15/Rangers) -
Stephen Crawford	       (9/Dunfermline Athletic)
Paul Lambert (Captain)         (36/Celtic)
Kenneth Miller		       (2/Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Donald Hutchison	       (21/West Ham United)
Gary Naysmith		       (11/Everton)

Subs:
Paul Devlin		       (4/Birmingham City)  for Donald Hutchison (65 Minutes)
Jackie McNamara		       (15/Celtic)	    for Kenneth Miller   (80 Minutes)
 
ICELAND:  (Coach:  Atli Edvaldsson)
Arni Gautur Arason - Bjarni Oskar Thorsteinsson, Arnar Thor Vidarsson (Indridi Sigurdsson 82) -
Larus Orri Sigurdsson, Brynjar Bjorn Gunnarsson (Thordur Gudjonsson 73), Runar Kristinsson (Cap) -
Gudni Bergsson, Ivar Ingimarsson, Eidur Smari Gudjohnsen (Tryggvi Gudmundsson 88), Johannes
Karl Gudjonsson, Arnar Grétarsson.




(Match 631)  2nd April 2003  (European Championship Qualifying Group 5)
LITHUANIA - SCOTLAND  1-0  (0-0)
Referee:   Fritz Stuchlik (Austria)
Crowd:     6.400, S.Dariaus ir S.Gireno SC, Kaunas
Goal:      1-0  Tomas Razanauskas       73' penalty
LITHUANIA:  (Coach:  Algimantas Liubinskas)
Gintaras Stauce (Cap) - Deividas Semberas, Ignas Dedura - Nerijus Barasa, Vadimas Petrenka (Darius 
Maciulevicius 72), Tomas Zvirgzdauskas - Igoris Morinas, Saulius Mikalajunas (Orestas Buitkus 90),
Edgaras Jankauskas (Arturas Fomenka 62), Tomas Razanauskas, Dainius Gleveckas.

SCOTLAND:  (Coach:  Hans-Hubert (Berti) Vogts/12)
Paul Gallacher		       (3/Dundee United) -
Graham Alexander 	       (10/Preston North End)
Lee Wilkie		       (6/Dundee) -
Christian Dailly	       (42/West Ham United)
Steven Pressley		       (7/Heart of Midlothian)
Jackie McNamara 	       (16/Celtic) -
Stephen Crawford	       (10/Dunfermline Athletic)
Paul Lambert (Captain)	       (37/Celtic)
Kenneth Miller  	       (3/Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Donald Hutchison	       (22/West Ham United)
Gary Naysmith		       (12/Everton)

Subs:
Paul Devlin		       (5/Birmingham City)           for Stephen Crawford (57 Minutes)
Andrew Gray		       (1/Bradford City)             for Jackie McNamara  (78 Minutes)
Colin Cameron		       (17/Wolverhampton Wanderers)  for Donald Hutchison (85 Minutes)




(Match 632)  30th April 2003  (Friendly match)
SCOTLAND - AUSTRIA  0-2  (0-2)
Referee:   Nicolai Vollquartz (Denmark)
Crowd:     12.189, Hampden Park, Glasgow
Goals:     0-1  Roland Kirchler        27'
	   0-2  Mario Haas	       32'
SCOTLAND:  (Coach:  Hans-Hubert (Berti) Vogts/13)  
Paul Gallacher		       (4/Dundee United) -
Lee Wilkie 		       (7/Dundee)
Andrew Webster 		       (1/Heart of Midlothian) -
Christian Dailly (Captain)     (43/West Ham United)
Steven Pressley		       (8/Heart of Midlothian)
Craig William Burley 	       (46/Derby County) -
Paul Devlin 		       (6/Birmingham City)
Donald Hutchison	       (23/West Ham United)
Steven Thompson		       (8/Rangers)
James McFadden    	       (3/Motherwell)
Gary Naysmith     	       (13/Everton)

Subs:
Stephen Crawford	       (11/Dunfermline Athletic)     for Steven Thompson  (46 Minutes)
Scot Gemmill		       (25/Everton)	             for Christian Dailly (46 Minutes)
Kenneth Miller		       (4/Wolverhampton Wanderers)   for Donald Hutchison (61 Minutes)
Colin Cameron		       (18/Wolverhampton Wanderers)  for Craig Burley     (63 Minutes)
Jamie Smith		       (2/Celtic)                    for Paul Devlin      (84 Minutes)

AUSTRIA:  (Coach:  Johann Krankl)
Thomas Mandl - Paul Scharner, Anton Ehmann, Martin Stranzl, Ernst Dospel - René Aufhauser, 
Markus Schopp, Thomas Flogel (Cap) (Mario Hieblinger 90), Michael Wagner - Mario Haas 
(Ronald Brunmayr 63), Roland Kirchler (Andreas Herzog 83).




(Match 633)  27th May 2003  (Friendly match)
SCOTLAND - NEW ZEALAND  1-1  (1-0)
Referee:   Martin Ingvarsson (Sweden)
Crowd:     10.016, Tynecastle Stadium, Edinburgh 
Goals:     1-0  Stephen Crawford	10'
	   1-1  Ryan Nelsen             47'
SCOTLAND:  (Coach:  Hans-Hubert (Berti) Vogts/14)
Robert Douglas                 (8/Celtic) -
Maurice Ross		       (8/Rangers)
Gary Naysmith		       (14/Everton) -
Andrew Webster		       (2/Heart of Midlothian)
Steven Pressley		       (9/Heart of Midlothian)
Christian Dailly (Captain)     (44/West Ham United) -
Paul Devlin		       (7/Birmingham City)
Jackie McNamara		       (17/Celtic)
Kevin Kyle		       (7/Sunderland)
Stephen Crawford	       (12/Dunfermline Athletic)
James McFadden		       (4/Motherwell)

Subs:
Graham Alexander               (11/Preston North End)  for Maurice Ross    (46 Minutes)
Andrew Gray		       (2/Bradford City)       for Kevin Kyle      (60 Minutes)
Brian Kerr		       (1/Newcastle United)    for Jackie McNamara (83 Minutes)

NEW ZEALAND:  (Coach:  Mick Waitt)
Michael Utting (Jason Batty 46) - David Mulligan (Duncan Oughton 46), Chris Zoricich (Cap)
(Scott Smith 70), Ryan Nelsen, Gerard Davis - Mark Burton, Chris Jackson (Raf de Gregorio 54),
Simon Elliott, Aaran Lines (Chris Bouckenooghe 80) - Vaughan Coveny, Noah Hickey.
 
Notes:  This is Scotland's smallest home crowd since 1997.




(Match 634)  7th June 2003  (European Championship Qualifying Group 5)
SCOTLAND - GERMANY  1-1  (0-1)
Referee:   Domenico Messina (Italy)
Crowd:     48.047, Hampden Park, Glasgow
Goals:     0-1  Fredi Bobic	       22'
	   1-1  Kenneth Miller         68'
SCOTLAND:  (Coach:  Hans-Hubert (Berti) Vogts/15)
Robert Douglas		       (9/Celtic) -
Maurice Ross		       (9/Rangers)
Gary Naysmith  		       (15/Everton) -
Christian Dailly	       (45/West Ham United)
Steven Pressley		       (10/Heart of Midlothian)
Andrew Webster		       (3/Heart of Midlothian) -
Paul Devlin		       (8/Birmingham City)
Paul Lambert (Captain)         (38/Celtic)
Kenneth Miller		       (5/Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Stephen Crawford               (13/Dunfermline Athletic)
Colin Cameron		       (19/Wolverhampton Wanderers)

Subs:
Gavin Rae		       (3/Dundee)   for Paul Devlin    (59 Minutes)
Jackie McNamara		       (18/Celtic)  for Maurice Ross   (73 Minutes)
Steven Thompson		       (9/Rangers)  for Kenneth Miller (88 Minutes)

GERMANY:  (Coach:  Rudolf Voller)
Oliver Kahn (Cap) - Arne Friedrich, Carsten Ramelow, Christian Worns - Torsten Frings,
Jens Jeremies, Tobias Rau (Paul Freier 57) - Bernd Schneider (Sebastian Kehl 85), Michael
Ballack - Fredi Bobic, Miroslav Klose (Oliver Neuville 73). 




(Match 635)  20th August 2003  (Friendly match)
NORWAY - SCOTLAND  0-0  
Referee:   Mikko Vuorela (Finland)
Crowd:     12.858, Ullevaal Stadion, Oslo
NORWAY:  (Coach:  Nils Johan Semb)
Espen Johnsen - André Bergdolmo (Steffen Iversen 68), Claus Lundekvam - Henning Berg (Cap)
(Ronny Johnsen 46), Christer Basma (Alexander Aas 70), Brede Hangeland (Trond Andersen 46) - 
John Carew (Havard Flo 81), Martin Andresen, Frode Johnsen (Jan Gunnar Solli 46), Ole Gunnar
Solskjaer, John Arne Riise.

SCOTLAND:  (Coach:  Hans-Hubert (Berti) Vogts/16)
Robert Douglas                 (10/Celtic) -
Maurice Ross                   (10/Rangers)
Gary Naysmith                  (16/Everton) -
Steven Pressley                (11/Heart of Midlothian)
Andrew Webster                 (4/Heart of Midlothian)
Barry Ferguson                 (16/Rangers) -
Paul Lambert (Captain)         (39/Celtic)
Christian Dailly               (46/West Ham United)
Donald Hutchison               (24/West Ham United)
Stephen Crawford               (14/Dunfermline Athletic)
Colin Cameron                  (20/Wolverhampton Wanderers)

Subs:
Darren Fletcher                (1/Manchester United)  for Maurice Ross     (60 Minutes)
Paul Devlin                    (9/Birmingham City)    for Stephen Crawford (79 Minutes)
Gavin Rae		       (4/Dundee)	      for Colin Cameron    (84 Minutes)




(Match 636)  6th September 2003  (European Championship Qualifying Group 5)
SCOTLAND - FAROE ISLANDS  3-1  (2-1)
Referee:   Darko Ceferin (Slovenia)
Crowd:     40.901, Hampden Park, Glasgow 
Goals:     1-0  Neil McCann             7'
	   1-1  Julian Johnsson	       35'
	   2-1  Paul Dickov            45'
	   3-1  James McFadden         74'
SCOTLAND:  (Coach:  Hans-Hubert (Berti) Vogts/17)
Robert Douglas                 (11/Celtic) -
Jackie McNamara                (19/Celtic)
Gary Naysmith		       (17/Everton) -
Andrew Webster		       (5/Heart of Midlothian)
Lee Wilkie		       (8/Dundee)
Barry Ferguson (Captain)       (17/Blackburn Rovers) -
Paul Devlin		       (10/Birmingham City)
Colin Cameron                  (21/Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Paul Dickov                    (5/Leicester City)
Stephen Crawford               (15/Dunfermline Athletic)
Neil McCann		       (17/Southampton)

Subs:
James McFadden		       (5/Everton)   for Paul Devlin      (59 Minutes)
Gavin Rae		       (5/Dundee)    for Paul Dickov      (68 Minutes)
Steven Thompson                (10/Rangers)  for Stephen Crawford (75 Minutes)

FAROE ISLANDS:  (Coach:  Henrik Larsen)
Jakup Mikkelsen - Jann Ingi Petersen, Oli Johannesen, Pol Thorsteinsson, Jon Roi Jacobsen -
Rogvi Jacobsen, Frodi Benjaminsen, Julian Johnsson (Atli Danielsen 84), Jakup a Borg 
(Christian Lamhauge Holst 84) - John Petersen, Helgi Lamhauge Petersen (Tor-Ingar Akselsen 64). 

Notes:  This was the first match for Scotland with the new home shirt provided by Diadora, 
        which have been appointed as team's strip manufacturers in place of Fila, whose deal 
        was ended this summer. 




(Match 637)  10th September 2003  (European Championship Qualifying Group 5)
GERMANY - SCOTLAND  2-1  (1-0)
Referee:   Anders Frisk (Sweden)
Crowd:     67.000, Westfalenstadion, Dortmund
Goals:     1-0  Fredi Bobic             25'
	   2-0  Michael Ballack         50' penalty
	   2-1  Neil McCann		59'
GERMANY:  (Coach:  Rudolf Voller)
Oliver Kahn - Arne Friedrich, Marko Rehmer, Carsten Ramelow, Christian Worns - Bernd Schneider
(Sebastian Kehl 80), Frank Baumann, Michael Ballack, Tobias Rau - Fredi Bobic (Miroslav Klose 75), 
Kevin Kuranyi.

SCOTLAND:  (Coach:  Hans-Hubert (Berti) Vogts/18)
Robert Douglas                 (12/Celtic) -
Jackie McNamara		       (20/Celtic)
Christian Dailly               (47/West Ham United)
Steven Pressley                (12/Heart of Midlothian)
Gary Naysmith		       (18/Everton) -
James McFadden                 (6/Everton)                 
Colin Cameron                  (22/Wolverhampton Wanderers)		 
Barry Ferguson                 (18/Blackburn Rovers)
Paul Lambert (Captain)         (40/Celtic) -        
Neil McCann                    (18/Southampton)                  
Steven Thompson		       (11/Rangers)
                     
Subs:
Maurice Ross                   (11/Rangers)  for Paul Lambert   (46 Minutes)
Gavin Rae		       (6/Dundee)    for James McFadden (52 Minutes)

Notes:  Maurice Ross was sent-off after 66 Minutes.




(Match 638)  11th October 2003  (European Championship Qualifying Group 5)
SCOTLAND - LITHUANIA  1-0  (0-0)
Referee:   Claude Colombo (France)
Crowd:     50.343, Hampden Park, Glasgow
Goal:      1-0  Darren Fletcher        69'
SCOTLAND:  (Coach:  Hans-Hubert (Berti) Vogts/19)
Robert Douglas                 (13/Celtic) -
Jackie McNamara		       (21/Celtic)
Gary Naysmith		       (19/Everton) -
Christian Dailly	       (48/West Ham United)
Steven Pressley		       (13/Heart of Midlothian)
Barry Ferguson (Captain)       (19/Blackburn Rovers) -
Gavin Rae		       (7/Dundee)
Colin Cameron		       (23/Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Kenneth Miller		       (6/Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Stephen Crawford	       (16/Dunfermline Athletic)
James McFadden                 (7/Everton)

Subs:
Darren Fletcher                (2/Manchester United)   for Colin Cameron  (65 Minutes)
Donald Hutchison	       (25/West Ham United)    for Kenneth Miller (65 Minutes)
Graham Alexander	       (12/Preston North End)  for James McFadden (89 Minutes) 

LITHUANIA:  (Coach:  Algimantas Liubinskas)
Gintaras Stauce (Cap) - Rolandas Dziaukstas, Ignas Dedura - Nerijus Barasa, Darius Regelskis
(Ricardas Beniusis 85), Tomas Zvirgzdauskas - Donatas Vencevicius (Darius Maciulevicius 79),
Giedrius Barevicius (Deividas Cesnauskis 46), Edgaras Jankauskas, Tomas Razanauskas, Robertas
Poskus.




(Match 639)  15th November 2003  (European Championship Qualifying, Play-Off)
SCOTLAND - HOLLAND  1-0  (1-0)
Referee:   Terje Hauge (Norway)
Crowd:     50.670, Hampden Park, Glasgow
Goal:      1-0  James McFadden         22'
SCOTLAND:  (Coach:  Hans-Hubert (Berti) Vogts/20)
Robert Douglas                 (14/Celtic) -
Jackie McNamara                (22/Celtic)
Gary Naysmith                  (20/Everton) -
Steven Pressley		       (14/Heart of Midlothian)
Lee Wilkie		       (9/Dundee)
Barry Ferguson (Captain)       (20/Blackburn Rovers) -
Darren Fletcher                (3/Manchester United)
Christian Dailly               (49/West Ham United)
Paul Dickov                    (6/Leicester City)
James McFadden		       (8/Everton)
Neil McCann		       (19/Southampton)

Subs:
Kenneth Miller                 (7/Wolverhampton Wanderers)  for Paul Dickov    (65 Minutes)
Stephen Pearson                (1/Motherwell)               for Neil McCann    (70 Minutes)
Donald Hutchison               (26/West Ham United)         for James McFadden (89 Minutes)

HOLLAND:  (Coach:  Dick Advocaat)
Edwin van der Sar - André Ooijer, Jaap Stam - Frank de Boer (Cap), Giovanni van Bronckhorst
(Clarence Seedorf 46), Phillip Cocu - Andy van der Meyde, Edgar Davids (Rafael van der Vaart 60),
Ruud van Nistelrooij, Patrick Kluivert (Roy Makaay 76), Marc Overmars.




(Match 640)  19th November 2003  (European Championship Qualifying, Play-Off)
HOLLAND - SCOTLAND  6-0  (3-0)
Referee:   Lubos Michel (Slovakia)
Crowd:     51.000, Amsterdam ArenA, Amsterdam
Goals:     1-0  Wesley Sneijder           15'
           2-0  André Ooijer              33'
           3-0  Ruud van Nistelrooij      36'
           4-0  Ruud van Nistelrooij      50'
           5-0  Frank de Boer             64'
           6-0  Ruud van Nistelrooij      66'
HOLLAND:  (Coach:  Dick Advocaat)
Edwin van der Sar - André Ooijer (Frank de Boer 46), Michael Reiziger - Phillip Cocu (Cap),
Wilfred Bouma (Clarence Seedorf 67), Edgar Davids - Andy van der Meyde, Wesley Sneijder,
Ruud van Nistelrooij (Patrick Kluivert 76), Rafael van der Vaart, Marc Overmars.

SCOTLAND:  (Coach:  Hans-Hubert (Berti) Vogts/21)
Robert Douglas                 (15/Celtic) -
Jackie McNamara                (23/Celtic)
Gary Naysmith                  (21/Everton) -
Steven Pressley                (15/Heart of Midlothian)
Lee Wilkie                     (10/Dundee)
Barry Ferguson (Captain)       (21/Blackburn Rovers) -
Darren Fletcher                (4/Manchester United)
Gavin Rae                      (8/Dundee)
Paul Dickov                    (7/Leicester City)
James McFadden                 (9/Everton)
Neil McCann                    (20/Southampton)

Subs:
Sthepen Crawford               (17/Dunfermline Athletic)    for Paul Dickov   (46 Minutes)
Maurice Ross                   (12/Rangers)                 for Gary Naysmith (46 Minutes)
Kenneth Miller                 (8/Wolverhampton Wanderers)  for Neil McCann   (62 Minutes)

Notes:  This is Scotland's worst losing margin since 1961.





(Match 641)  18th February 2004  (Friendly match)
WALES - SCOTLAND  4-0  (2-0)
Referee:   Michael Ross (Northern Ireland)
Crowd:	   47.124, Millennium Stadium, Cardiff
Goals:	   1-0  Robert Earnshaw         42 Seconds
	   2-0  Robert Earnshaw         34'
	   3-0  Robert Earnshaw         57'
	   4-0  Gareth Taylor           77'
WALES:  (Manager:  Mark Hughes)
Mark Crossley (Darren Ward 46) - Robert Edwards, Daniel Gabbidon - Andrew Melville (Kit 
Symons 86), Robert Page, Simon Davies (Paul Parry 32) - Robbie Savage (Carl Fletcher 71), 
John Oster, Robert Earnshaw, Gary Speed (Carl Robinson 71), Ryan Giggs (Gareth Taylor 46).
	   
SCOTLAND:  (Coach:  Hans-Hubert (Berti) Vogts/22)
Robert Douglas                 (16/Celtic) -    
Jackie McNamara       	       (24/Celtic)
Gary Naysmith       	       (22/Everton) -
Christian Dailly (Captain)     (50/West Ham United)
Stephen Caldwell       	       (3/Leeds United)
Paul Ritchie       	       (7/Walsall) -
Darren Fletcher   	       (5/Manchester United)   
Colin Cameron       	       (24/Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Kenneth Miller                 (9/Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Paul Dickov       	       (8/Leicester City)
Stephen Pearson                (2/Celtic)

Subs:   
James McFadden        	       (10/Everton)             for Stephen Pearson (46 Minutes)
Graeme Murty      	       (1/Reading)              for Gary Naysmith   (46 Minutes)
Paul Gallagher       	       (1/Blackburn Rovers)     for Colin Cameron   (67 Minutes)
Andrew Webster     	       (6/Heart of Midlothian)  for Darren Fletcher (85 Minutes)

Notes:  Stephen Caldwell is on loan to Leeds United from 2nd February 2004 to 16th May 2004. 
        His contract is owned by Newcastle United. 
        The referee Michael Ross was replaced by the assistant referee David Redfern (Northern
        Ireland) at half time.
        Christian Dailly is the 24th player to reach 50 caps for Scotland. 




(Match 642)  31st March 2004  (Friendly match)
SCOTLAND - ROMANIA  1-2  (0-1)
Referee:   Jouni Hyytia (Finland)
Crowd:     20.433, Hampden Park, Glasgow
Goals:     0-1  Cristian Chivu         36'
	   0-2  Daniel Pancu           50'
	   1-2  James McFadden         57'
SCOTLAND:  (Coach:  Hans-Hubert (Berti) Vogts/23)
Paul Gallacher                 (5/Dundee United) -
Graham Alexander               (13/Preston North End)
John Kennedy		       (1/Celtic) -
Christian Dailly (Captain)     (51/West Ham United)
Steven Pressley		       (16/Heart of Midlothian)
Gary Caldwell		       (5/Hibernian) -
Gavin Rae   		       (9/Rangers)
Colin Cameron		       (25/Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Steven Thompson		       (12/Rangers)
Kenneth Miller		       (10/Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Neil McCann		       (21/Southampton)

Subs:
Stephen Crainey		       (5/Southampton)            for John Kennedy    (17 Minutes)
James McFadden		       (11/Everton)	          for Kenneth Miller  (51 Minutes)
Stephen Crawford               (18/Dunfermline Athletic)  for Steven Thompson (63 Minutes)
 
ROMANIA:  (Coach:  Anghel Iordanescu)
Bogdan Stelea (Bogdan Lobont 46) - Flavius Stoican, Razvan Rat, Adrian Iencsi, Cristian Chivu (Cap) - 
Ovidiu Petre, Florin Cernat (Florin Soava 63), Florentin Petre (Nicolae Mitea 46), Daniel Pancu (Ionel 
Danciulescu 89) - Ioan (Ionel) Ganea (Andrei Cristea 81), Adrian Mutu. 




(Match 643)  28th April 2004  (Friendly match)
DENMARK - SCOTLAND  1-0  (0-0)
Referee:   Martin Ingvarsson (Sweden)
Crowd:     22.885, Parken, Copenhagen
Goal:      1-0  Ebbe Sand         60'
DENMARK:  (Coach:  Morten Olsen)
Thomas Sorensen - Morten Wieghorst (Martin Retov 80), René Henriksen (Cap) (Per Kroldrup 66) -
Martin Laursen, Niclas Jensen (Asbjorn Sennels 46), Thomas Helveg - Daniel Jensen, Jesper 
Gronkjaer (Thomas Rasmussen 83), Jon Dahl Tomasson (Ebbe Sand 46), Martin Jorgensen (Dennis 
Rommedahl 66), Claus Jensen (Kenneth Perez 46).

SCOTLAND:  (Coach:  Hans-Hubert (Berti) Vogts/24)
Paul Gallacher		       (6/Dundee United) -
Gary Caldwell	 	       (6/Hibernian)
Stephen Crainey		       (6/Southampton) -				
Christian Dailly (Captain)     (52/West Ham United)
Malcom Mackay		       (1/Norwich City)
Steven Pressley 	       (17/Heart of Midlothian) -
Darren Fletcher		       (6/Manchester United)
Gary Holt		       (4/Norwich City)
Kevin Kyle  	  	       (8/Sunderland)
James McFadden		       (12/Everton)
Colin Cameron		       (26/Wolverhampton Wanderers)

Subs:
Peter Canero		       (1/Leicester City)  for Gary Holt     (16 Minutes)
Neil McCann		       (22/Southampton)    for Colin Cameron (46 Minutes)

Notes:  The referee Martin Ingvarsson was replaced by the 4th official Stefan Johannesson 
        (Sweden) at half time.
        



(Match 644)  27th May 2004  (Friendly match)
ESTONIA - SCOTLAND  0-1  (0-0)
Referee:   Tonny Kolbech Poulsen (Denmark)
Crowd:     4.000, A. Le Coq Arena, Tallinn
Goal:      0-1  James McFadden         76'
ESTONIA:  (Coach:  Arnoldus Pijpers)
Martin Kaalma - Teet Allas, Andrei Stepanov - Enar Jaager, Ragnar Klavan, Taavi Rahn - Sergei
Terehhov (Ott Reinumae 85), Martin Reim, Kristen Viikmae, Andres Oper, Joel Lindpere (Tarmo 
Kink 75).

SCOTLAND:  (Coach:  Hans-Hubert (Berti) Vogts/25)
Paul Gallacher		       (7/Dundee United) -
David McNamee 		       (1/Livingston)
Richard Hughes 		       (1/Portsmouth) - 
Gary Caldwell		       (7/Hibernian)
Malcom Mackay		       (2/Norwich City)
Steven Pressley		       (18/Heart of Midlothian) -
Darren Fletcher (Captain)      (7/Manchester United)
Gary Holt		       (5/Norwich City)
Kenneth Miller		       (11/Wolverhampton Wanderers)
James McFadden   	       (13/Everton)
Nigel Quashie		       (1/Portsmouth)

Subs:
Andrew Webster		       (7/Heart of Midlothian)    for Steven Pressley (46 Minutes)
Stephen Crawford	       (19/Dunfermline Athletic)  for Kenneth Miller  (79 Minutes)
Brian Kerr		       (2/Newcastle United)       for James McFadden  (89 Minutes)

Notes:  Darren Fletcher is the youngest captain of Scotland in the modern era. He turned 20 
        just three months ago. 
        



(Match 645)  30th May 2004  (Friendly match)
SCOTLAND - TRINIDAD & TOBAGO  4-1  (4-0)
Referee:   Pieter Vink (Holland)
Crowd:     16.187, Easter Road, Edinburgh 
Goals:     1-0  Darren Fletcher         6'
	   2-0  Gary Holt              12'
	   3-0  Gary Caldwell          23'
	   4-0  Nigel Quashie          35'
	   4-1  Stern John             55'
SCOTLAND:  (Coach:  Hans-Hubert (Berti) Vogts/26)
Craig Gordon                   (1/Heart of Midlothian) -
Jackie McNamara                (25/Celtic)
James McAllister               (1/Livingston) -
Gary Caldwell                  (8/Hibernian)
Malcom Mackay                  (3/Norwich City)
Steven Pressley (Captain)      (19/Heart of Midlothian) -
Darren Fletcher		       (8/Manchester United)
Gary Holt                      (6/Norwich City)
Stephen Crawford               (20/Dunfermline Athletic)
James McFadden                 (14/Everton)
Nigel Quashie                  (2/Portsmouth)

Subs:
Brian Kerr                     (3/Newcastle United)          for Gary Holt        (54 Minutes)
Kenneth Miller                 (12/Wolverhampton Wanderers)  for Stephen Crawford (67 Minutes)
Richard Hughes                 (2/Portsmouth)                for Nigel Quashie    (71 Minutes)
Stephen Caldwell               (4/Newcastle United)          for Gary Caldwell    (78 Minutes)
David McNamee                  (2/Livingston)                for Malcom Mackay    (85 Minutes)
Andrew Webster                 (8/Heart of Midlothian)       for James McFadden   (85 Minutes)

TRINIDAD & TOBAGO:  (Coach:  Bertille St Clair)
Clayton Ince - Brent Sancho, Marvin Andrews, Ian Cox, Carlos Edwards (Densill Theobald 90) -
Stokely Mason, Angus Eve (Cap) (Kerwyn Jemmot 81), Arnold Dwarika (Jerren Nixon 74), Kenwyne
Jones (Marlon Rojas 46) - Stern John, Cornell Glen (Andre Boucaud 28). 
  



(Match 646)  18th August 2004  (Friendly match)
SCOTLAND - HUNGARY  0-3  (0-1)
Referee:   Laurent Duhamel (France)
Crowd:     15.933, Hampden Park, Glasgow
Goals:     0-1  Szabolcs Huszti	       45' penalty
	   0-2  Szabolcs Huszti        53'
	   0-3  David Marshall         72' own goal
SCOTLAND:  (Coach:  Hans-Hubert (Berti) Vogts/27)
David Marshall		       (1/Celtic) -
Gary Holt                      (7/Norwich City)
Gary Naysmith                  (23/Everton) -
Andrew Webster                 (9/Heart of Midlothian)
Steven Pressley                (20/Heart of Midlothian)
Barry Ferguson (Captain)       (22/Blackburn Rovers) -
Darren Fletcher                (9/Manchester United)
Gary Caldwell                  (9/Hibernian)
Kenneth Miller                 (13/Wolverhampton Wanderers)
James McFadden                 (15/Everton)
Nigel Quashie                  (3/Portsmouth)

Subs:
Steven Thompson                (13/Rangers)          for Gary Caldwell   (46 Minutes)
Stephen Crawford               (21/Plymouth Argyle)  for Kenneth Miller  (57 Minutes)
Scott Severin                  (8/Aberdeen)          for Barry Ferguson  (71 Minutes)
Stephen Pearson                (3/Celtic)            for Darren Fletcher (73 Minutes)

HUNGARY:  (Coach:  Lothar Matthaus)
Gabor Kiraly - Laszlo Bodnar, Szabolcs Huszti (Boldizsar Bodor 85) - Roland Juhasz (Gabor
Gyepes 83), Péter Stark, Andras Toth - Balazs Molnar, Csaba Fehér (Dénes Rosa 62), Sandor
Torghelle (Péter Kovacs 24), Zoltan Gera (Leandro de Almeida "Leandro" 75), Péter Simek.

Notes:  The first Hungarian goal was actually scored in 48 Minutes (1st half injury time).




(Match 647)  3rd September 2004  (Friendly match)
SPAIN - SCOTLAND  1-1  (0-1)  (ABANDONED AFTER 59 MINUTES)
Referee:   Stéphane Bré (France)
Crowd:     15.000, Estadio Ciutat de Valencia, Valencia
Goals:     0-1  Rubén Baraja              17' own goal
	   1-1  Raul Gonzalez "Raul"      56' penalty
SPAIN:  (Coach:  Luis Aragonés)
Iker Casillas - Aitor Lopez Rekarte, Carles Puyol, Carlos Marchena (Ivan Helguera 57), 
Asier Del Horno - Joaquin Sanchez "Joaquin", Xabier (Xabi) Alonso, Rubén Baraja (Cap) 
(Vicente Rodriguez "Vicente" 46), José Antonio Reyes - Raul Tamudo (Juan Carlos Valeron 46), 
Fernando José Torres (Raul Gonzalez "Raul" 46). 

SCOTLAND:  (Coach:  Hans-Hubert (Berti) Vogts/28)
Craig Gordon                   (2/Heart of Midlothian) -
Gary Caldwell                  (10/Hibernian)
Gary Naysmith                  (24/Everton) -
Andrew Webster                 (10/Heart of Midlothian)
Malcom Mackay                  (4/Norwich City)
Barry Ferguson (Captain)       (23/Blackburn Rovers) -
Darren Fletcher                (10/Manchester United)
Jackie McNamara                (26/Celtic)
Stephen Crawford               (22/Plymouth Argyle)
Nigel Quashie                  (4/Portsmouth)
James McFadden                 (16/Everton)

Subs:
Stephen Pearson                (4/Celtic)                    for James McFadden   (46 Minutes)
Colin Cameron                  (27/Wolverhampton Wanderers)  for Darren Fletcher  (57 Minutes)
Kenneth Miller                 (14/Wolverhampton Wanderers)  for Stephen Crawford (57 Minutes)

Notes:  After 59 minutes the stadium was plunged into darkness when the floodlights failed after
	a lightning storm that provoked a power cut. Torrential rain followed which flooded the
	ground. These events left the referee with no option but to abandon the match, after a 
	mandatory 15 minutes wait.
        Another international friendly has been abandoned in Scotland's history (against Austria 
        in May 1963). As on that occasion, the Scotland players still received caps for their
        efforts, despite the match not finishing.




(Match 648)  8th September 2004  (World Cup Qualifying Group 5)
SCOTLAND - SLOVENIA  0-0
Referee:   Claus Bo Larsen (Denmark)
Crowd:     38.278, Hampden Park, Glasgow 
SCOTLAND:  (Coach:  Hans-Hubert (Berti) Vogts/29)
Craig Gordon                   (3/Heart of Midlothian) -
Gary Caldwell                  (11/Hibernian)
Gary Naysmith                  (25/Everton) -
Andrew Webster                 (11/Heart of Midlothian)
Malcom Mackay                  (5/Norwich City)
Barry Ferguson (Captain)       (24/Blackburn Rovers) -
Darren Fletcher                (11/Manchester United)
Jackie McNamara                (27/Celtic)
Paul Dickov                    (9/Blackburn Rovers)
Nigel Quashie                  (5/Portsmouth)
James McFadden                 (17/Everton)

Subs:
Gary Holt                      (8/Norwich City)      for Gary Naysmith (58 Minutes)
Stephen Crawford               (23/Plymouth Argyle)  for Paul Dickov   (79 Minutes)

SLOVENIA:  (Coach:  Branko (Brane) Oblak)
Borut Mavric - Jalen Pokorn, Aleksander Knavs (Cap), Matej Mavric, Amir Karic - Simon Seslar - 
Andrej Komac, Nastja Ceh - Milenko Acimovic - Ermin Siljak (Klemen Lavric 62), Zlatko Dedic 
(Goran Sukalo 79).     




(Match 649)  9th October 2004  (World Cup Qualifying Group 5)
SCOTLAND - NORWAY  0-1  (0-0)
Referee:   Paul Allaerts (Belgium)
Crowd:     48.882, Hampden Park, Glasgow
Goal:      0-1  Steffen Iversen        54' penalty
SCOTLAND:  (Coach:  Hans-Hubert (Berti) Vogts/30)
Craig Gordon                   (4/Heart of Midlothian) -
Gary Caldwell                  (12/Hibernian)
Gary Naysmith                  (26/Everton) -
Russell Anderson               (5/Aberdeen)
Andrew Webster                 (12/Heart of Midlothian)
Barry Ferguson (Captain)       (25/Blackburn Rovers) -
Darren Fletcher                (12/Manchester United)
Gary Holt                      (9/Norwich City)
Paul Dickov                    (10/Blackburn Rovers)
James McFadden                 (18/Everton)
Richard Hughes                 (3/Portsmouth)

Subs:
Stephen Pearson                (5/Celtic)                    for Richard Hughes (62 Minutes)
Kenneth Miller                 (15/Wolverhampton Wanderers)  for Paul Dickov    (74 Minutes)
Steven Thompson                (14/Rangers)                  for Gary Holt      (80 Minutes)

NORWAY:  (Coach:  Age Hareide)
Thomas Myhre - André Bergdolmo, Erik Hagen - Claus Lundekvam (Cap), John Arne Riise, Jan Derek 
Sorensen (Martin Andresen 73) - Jan Gunnar Solli, Magne Hoset (Morten Gamst Pedersen 58), Tommy 
Svindal Larsen, John Carew, Steffen Iversen (Frode Johnsen 88).

Notes:  James McFadden was sent-off after 53 Minutes.
	        



(Match 650)  13th October 2004  (World Cup Qualifying Group 5)
MOLDOVA - SCOTLAND  1-1  (1-1)
Referee:   Kristinn Jakobsson (Iceland)
Crowd:     7.000, Stadionul Republican, Chisinau
Goals:     1-0  Serghei Dadu           28'
	   1-1  Steven Thompson        32'
MOLDOVA:  (Coach:  Victor Pasulko)
Evghenii Hmaruc - Alexei Savinov, Serghei Lascencov - Ghenadie Olexici (Boris Cebotari 40),
Valeriu Catinsus, Iurie Priganiuc - Serghei Covalciuc, Stanislav Ivanov, Serghei Rogaciov
(Iurie Miterev 85), Iulian Bursuc, Serghei Dadu.

SCOTLAND:  (Coach:  Hans-Hubert (Berti) Vogts/31)
Craig Gordon                   (5/Heart of Midlothian) -
Gary Caldwell                  (13/Hibernian)
Gary Naysmith                  (27/Everton) -
Stephen Caldwell               (5/Sunderland)
Andrew Webster                 (13/Heart of Midlothian)
Barry Ferguson (Captain)       (26/Blackburn Rovers) -
Darren Fletcher                (13/Manchester United)
Gary Holt                      (10/Norwich City)
Steven Thompson                (15/Rangers)
Stephen Crawford               (24/Plymouth Argyle)
Colin Cameron                  (28/Wolverhampton Wanderers)

Subs:
Ian Murray                     (2/Hibernian)                 for Gary Naysmith   (46 Minutes)
Kenneth Miller                 (16/Wolverhampton Wanderers)  for Darren Fletcher (65 Minutes)
Lee McCulloch                  (1/Wigan Athletic)            for Steven Thompson (85 Minutes)




(Match 651)  17th November 2004  (Friendly match)
SCOTLAND - SWEDEN  1-4  (0-1)
Referee:   Jaroslav Jara (Czech Republic)
Crowd:     15.071, Easter Road, Edinburgh
Goals:     0-1  Marcus Allback          27'
           0-2  Marcus Allback          49'
           0-3  Johan Elmander          73'
           0-4  Fredrik Berglund        74'
           1-4  James McFadden          77' penalty
SCOTLAND:  (Manager:  Thomas Burns/1)
David Marshall                 (2/Celtic) -
Kevin McNaughton               (3/Aberdeen)
Ian Murray                     (3/Hibernian) -
Russell Anderson               (6/Aberdeen)
Andrew Webster                 (14/Heart of Midlothian)
Jackie McNamara (Captain)      (28/Celtic) -
Barry Nicholson                (3/Dunfermline Athletic)
Nigel Quashie                  (6/Portsmouth)
Kenneth Miller                 (17/Wolverhampton Wanderers)
James McFadden                 (19/Everton)
Stephen Pearson		       (6/Celtic)

Subs:
Steven Hammell                 (1/Motherwell)        for Andrew Webster  (54 Minutes)
Scott Severin                  (9/Aberdeen)          for Jackie McNamara (64 Minutes)
Stephen Crawford               (25/Plymouth Argyle)  for Kenneth Miller  (71 Minutes)
Richard Hughes                 (4/Portsmouth)        for Nigel Quashie   (89 Minutes)

SWEDEN:  (Coach:  Lars Lagerback)
Magnus Hedman - Mikael Nilsson (Alexander Ostlund 63), Olof Mellberg (Petter Hansson 46) -
Teddy Lucic (Tobias Linderoth 82), Mikael Dorsin, Anders Andersson - Niclas Alexandersson,
Kim Kallstrom, Christian Wilhelmsson (Sharbel Touma 77), Marcus Allback (Johan Elmander 64),
Fredrik Berglund.

Notes:  Berti Vogts resigned as Scotland's National Coach on Monday, 1 November.
        The SFA has named the assistant coach Thomas Burns to take the role of caretaker manager.
        




(Match 652)  26th March 2005  (World Cup Qualifying Group 5)
ITALY - SCOTLAND  2-0  (1-0)
Referee:   Kyros Vassaras (Greece)
Crowd:	   40.745, Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, Milan
Goals:	   1-0  Andrea Pirlo         35'
	   2-0  Andrea Pirlo         85'
ITALY:  (Coach:  Marcello Lippi)
Gianluigi Buffon - Daniele Bonera, Giorgio Chiellini - Gennaro Gattuso, Fabio Cannavaro (Cap), 
Marco Materazzi - Mauro Camoranesi, Andrea Pirlo, Alberto Gilardino, Francesco Totti (Daniele 
De Rossi 72), Antonio Cassano (Luca Toni 83). 

SCOTLAND:  (Manager:  Walter Smith/1)
Robert Douglas                 (17/Celtic) -
Jackie McNamara                (29/Celtic)
Gary Naysmith                  (28/Everton) -
Steven Pressley                (21/Heart of Midlothian)
David Weir                     (37/Everton)
Barry Ferguson (Captain)       (27/Rangers) -
Paul Hartley                   (1/Heart of Midlothian)
Gary Caldwell                  (14/Hibernian)
Kenneth Miller                 (18/Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Nigel Quashie                  (7/Southampton)
Lee McCulloch                  (2/Wigan Athletic)

Subs:
Craig Gordon                   (6/Heart of Midlothian)  for Robert Douglas (38 Minutes)
Neil McCann                    (23/Southampton)         for Paul Hartley   (76 Minutes)
Garry O'Connor                 (3/Hibernian)            for Kenneth Miller (85 Minutes)




(Match 653)  4th June 2005  (World Cup Qualifying Group 5)
SCOTLAND - MOLDOVA  2-0  (0-0)
Referee:   Eric Braamhaar (Holland)
Crowd:     45.317, Hampden Park, Glasgow
Goals:     1-0  Christian Dailly       52'
	   2-0  James McFadden         88'
SCOTLAND:  (Manager:  Walter Smith/2)
Craig Gordon                   (7/Heart of Midlothian) -
Graham Alexander               (14/Preston North End)
Jackie McNamara                (30/Celtic) -
Steven Pressley                (22/Heart of Midlothian)
David Weir                     (38/Everton)	
Barry Ferguson (Captain)       (28/Rangers) -
Darren Fletcher                (14/Manchester United)
Andrew Webster                 (15/Heart of Midlothian)
Kenneth Miller                 (19/Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Paul Hartley                   (2/Heart of Midlothian)
Lee McCulloch                  (3/Wigan Athletic)

Subs:
Christian Dailly               (53/West Ham United)  for Jackie McNamara (26 Minutes)
James McFadden                 (20/Everton)          for Lee McCulloch   (73 Minutes)

MOLDOVA:  (Coach:  Victor Pasulko)
Evghenii Hmaruc - Alexei Savinov, Serghei Lascencov (Alexandr Covalenco 46) - Ghenadie Olexici, 
Valeriu Catinsus (Cap) (Serghei Covalciuc 59), Iurie Priganiuc - Serghei Iepureanu, Stanislav 
Ivanov, Serghei Rogaciov (Viorel Frunza 81), Vadim Boret, Serghei Dadu.




(Match 654)  8th June 2005  (World Cup Qualifying Group 5)
BELARUS - SCOTLAND  0-0
Referee:   Olegario Bartolo Benquerença (Portugal)
Crowd:     28.287, Dinamo Stadion, Minsk
BELARUS:  (Coach:  Anatoli Baidachny)
Yuri Zhevnov - Timofei Kalachev (Vyacheslav Hleb 60), Sergei Yaskovich - Sergei Omelyanchuk,
Sergei Shtanyuk, Sergei Gurenko (Cap) - Denis Kovba, Valentin Belkevich, Vitali Bulyga
(Aleksandr Kulchiy 87), Aleksandr Hleb, Sergei Kornilenko.

SCOTLAND:  (Manager:  Walter Smith/3)
Craig Gordon                   (8/Heart of Midlothian) -
Christian Dailly               (54/West Ham United)
Graham Alexander               (15/Preston North End) -
Steven Pressley                (23/Heart of Midlothian)
David Weir                     (39/Everton)
Barry Ferguson (Captain)       (29/Rangers) -
Darren Fletcher                (15/Manchester United)
Andrew Webster     	       (16/Heart of Midlothian)
Kenneth Miller                 (20/Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Gary Caldwell                  (15/Hibernian)
Lee McCulloch                  (4/Wigan Athletic)

Subs:
James McFadden                 (21/Everton)  for Lee McCulloch (76 Minutes)




(Match 655)  17th August 2005  (Friendly match)
AUSTRIA - SCOTLAND  2-2  (0-2)
Referee:   Selçuk Dereli (Turkey)
Crowd:     13.800, Arnold Schwarzenegger Stadion, Graz
Goals:     0-1  Kenneth Miller             3'
           0-2  Garry O'Connor            38'
           1-2  Andreas Ibertsberger      83'
           2-2  Joachim Standfest         86'
AUSTRIA:  (Coach:  Johann Krankl)
Helge Payer (Andreas Schranz 46) - Ronald Gercaliu, Anton Ehmann, Ernst Dospel (Joachim Standfest 54),
Emanuel Pogatetz - Markus Schopp (Andreas Ibertsberger 68), Dietmar Kuhbauer (Jurgen Saumel 78), René 
Aufhauser, Andreas Ivanschitz - Christian Mayrleb (Muhammet Akagunduz 65), Ivica Vastic (Sanel Kuljic 65). 

SCOTLAND:  (Manager:  Walter Smith/4)
Craig Gordon                   (9/Heart of Midlothian) -
Jackie McNamara                (31/Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Graham Alexander               (16/Preston North End) -
Steven Pressley                (24/Heart of Midlothian)
Stephen Caldwell               (6/Sunderland)
Andrew Webster                 (17/Heart of Midlothian) -
Kenneth Miller                 (21/Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Christian Dailly (Captain)     (55/West Ham United)
Garry O'Connor                 (4/Hibernian)
Brian O'Neil                   (7/Preston North End)
Nigel Quashie                  (8/Southampton)

Subs:
Russell Anderson               (7/Aberdeen)         for Steven Pressley (46 Minutes)
Robert Douglas                 (18/Leicester City)  for Craig Gordon    (46 Minutes)
Derek Riordan                  (1/Hibernian)        for Kenneth Miller  (46 Minutes)
Scott Severin                  (10/Aberdeen)        for Brian O'Neil    (46 Minutes)
Richard Hughes                 (5/Portsmouth)       for Nigel Quashie   (73 Minutes)




(Match 656)  3rd September 2005  (World Cup Qualifying Group 5)
SCOTLAND - ITALY  1-1  (1-0)
Referee:   Lubos Michel (Slovakia)
Crowd:     50.185, Hampden Park, Glasgow 
Goals:     1-0  Kenneth Miller         12'
	   1-1  Fabio Grosso           75'
SCOTLAND:  (Manager:  Walter Smith/5)
Craig Gordon                   (10/Heart of Midlothian) -
Jackie McNamara                (32/Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Andrew Webster		       (18/Heart of Midlothian) -
Christian Dailly	       (56/West Ham United)
David Weir		       (40/Everton)
Barry Ferguson (Captain)       (30/Rangers) -
Darren Fletcher                (16/Manchester United)
Graham Alexander               (17/Preston North End)
Kenneth Miller                 (22/Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Paul Hartley                   (3/Heart of Midlothian)
Nigel Quashie                  (9/Southampton)

Subs:
Neil McCann                    (24/Southampton)  for Nigel Quashie  (66 Minutes)
Craig Beattie                  (1/Celtic)        for Kenneth Miller (75 Minutes)

ITALY:  (Coach:  Marcello Lippi)
Angelo Peruzzi - Cristian Zaccardo (Fabio Grosso 46), Gianluca Zambrotta - Gennaro Gattuso,
Fabio Cannavaro (Cap), Alessandro Nesta - Daniele De Rossi (Mauro Camoranesi 59), Andrea Pirlo, 
Christian Vieri, Francesco Totti, Vincenzo Iaquinta (Luca Toni 70).




(Match 657)  7th September 2005  (World Cup Qualifying Group 5)
NORWAY - SCOTLAND  1-2  (0-2)
Referee:   Alain Hamer (Luxembourg)
Crowd:     24.904, Ullevaal Stadion, Oslo
Goals:     0-1  Kenneth Miller         21'
	   0-2  Kenneth Miller         31'
	   1-2  Ole Martin Arst        89'
NORWAY:  (Coach:  Age Hareide)
Thomas Myhre - André Bergdolmo, Vidar Riseth - Claus Lundekvam, John Arne Riise, Jan Gunnar 
Solli (Kristofer Haestad 46) - Martin Andresen (Cap), Christian Grindheim, Egil Ostenstad 
(Ole Martin Arst 46), John Carew, Alex Valencia (Daniel Braaten 46).

SCOTLAND:  (Manager:  Walter Smith/6)
Craig Gordon                   (11/Heart of Midlothian) -
Jackie McNamara                (33/Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Andrew Webster                 (19/Heart of Midlothian) -
Steven Pressley                (25/Heart of Midlothian)
David Weir                     (41/Everton)
Barry Ferguson (Captain)       (31/Rangers) -
Darren Fletcher                (17/Manchester United)
Graham Alexander               (18/Preston North End)
Kenneth Miller                 (23/Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Paul Hartley                   (4/Heart of Midlothian)
James McFadden                 (22/Everton)

Subs:
Neil McCann                    (25/Southampton)  for Kenneth Miller (40 Minutes)
Craig Beattie                  (2/Celtic)        for James McFadden (71 Minutes)




(Match 658)  8th October 2005  (World Cup Qualifying Group 5)
SCOTLAND - BELARUS  0-1  (0-1)  
Referee:   Zsolt Szabo (Hungary)
Crowd:     51.105, Hampden Park, Glasgow
Goal:      0-1  Vitali Kutuzov         5'           
SCOTLAND:  (Manager:  Walter Smith/7)
Craig Gordon                   (12/Heart of Midlothian) -
Graham Alexander               (19/Preston North End)
Ian Murray                     (4/Rangers) -
Steven Pressley                (26/Heart of Midlothian)
David Weir                     (42/Everton)
Barry Ferguson (Captain)       (32/Rangers) -
Darren Fletcher                (18/Manchester United)
Christian Dailly               (57/West Ham United)
Kenneth Miller                 (24/Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Paul Hartley                   (5/Heart of Midlothian)
Lee McCulloch                  (5/Wigan Athletic)

Subs:
Shaun Maloney                  (1/Celtic)  for Ian Murray (46 Minutes)

BELARUS:  (Coach:  Anatoli Baidachny)
Vasili Khomutovski - Aleksandr Kulchiy, Igor Tarlovski - Andrei Ostrovskiy, Vladimir Korytko,
Andrei Lavrik (Cap) - Denis Kovba, Vitali Bulyga (Dzianis Sashcheka 88), Timofei Kalachev,
Aleksandr Hleb, Vitali Kutuzov.




(Match 659)  12th October 2005  (World Cup Qualifying Group 5)
SLOVENIA - SCOTLAND  0-3  (0-1)
Referee:   René Temmink (Holland)
Crowd:     9.100, Arena Petrol, Celje
Goals:     0-1  Darren Fletcher        4'
           0-2  James McFadden        47'
           0-3  Paul Hartley          83'
SLOVENIA:  (Coach:  Branko (Brane) Oblak)
Samir Handanovic - Matej Mavric (Andrej Pecnik 24) (Branko Ilic 57), Aleksander Knavs (Cap),
Bostjan Cesar, Andrej Komac - Robert Koren, Anton Zlogar, Nastja Ceh - Milenko Acimovic,
Sebastjan Cimirotic, Aleksandar Rodic (Ermin Siljak 53). 

SCOTLAND:  (Manager:  Walter Smith/8)
Craig Gordon                   (13/Heart of Midlothian) -
Christian Dailly (Captain)     (58/West Ham United)
Graham Alexander               (20/Preston North End) -
Steven Pressley                (27/Heart of Midlothian)
David Weir                     (43/Everton)
Andrew Webster                 (20/Heart of Midlothian) -
Darren Fletcher                (19/Manchester United)
Nigel Quashie                  (10/Southampton)
Kenneth Miller                 (25/Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Paul Hartley                   (6/Heart of Midlothian)
James McFadden                 (23/Everton)

Subs:
Gary Caldwell                  (16/Hibernian)  for Steven Pressley (46 Minutes)
Garry O'Connor                 (5/Hibernian)   for Kenneth Miller  (46 Minutes)
Stephen Caldwell               (7/Sunderland)  for Nigel Quashie   (71 Minutes)

Notes:  This is Scotland's biggest away win since 1993. 




(Match 660)  12th November 2005  (Friendly match)
SCOTLAND - USA  1-1  (1-1)
Referee:   Alberto Undiano Mallenco (Spain)
Crowd:     26.708, Hampden Park, Glasgow
Goals:     0-1  Josh Wolff             8' penalty
	   1-1  Andrew Webster        36'
SCOTLAND:  (Manager:  Walter Smith/9)
Craig Gordon                   (14/Heart of Midlothian) -
Christian Dailly (Captain)     (59/West Ham United)
Graham Alexander               (21/Preston North End) -
Steven Pressley                (28/Heart of Midlothian)
Andrew Webster                 (21/Heart of Midlothian)
David Weir                     (44/Everton) -
Darren Fletcher                (20/Manchester United)
Paul Hartley                   (7/Heart of Midlothian)
Garry O'Connor                 (6/Hibernian)
Nigel Quashie                  (11/Southampton)
Neil McCann                    (26/Southampton)

Subs:
Gary Caldwell                  (17/Hibernian)  for David Weir      (46 Minutes)
Stephen Caldwell               (8/Sunderland)  for Steven Pressley (46 Minutes)
James McFadden                 (24/Everton)    for Neil McCann     (62 Minutes)
Scott Brown                    (1/Hibernian)   for Nigel Quashie   (73 Minutes)
Shaun Maloney                  (2/Celtic)      for Garry O'Connor  (73 Minutes)

USA:  (Coach:  Bruce Arena)
Kasey Keller (Cap) - Steve Cherundolo, Carlos Bocanegra (Jimmy Conrad 78), Gregg Berhalter, 
Jonathan Spector - Brian Carroll, Kerry Zavagnin (Santino Quaranta 46), Eddie Gaven (Ben
Olsen 46), DaMarcus Beasley (Heath Pearce 76) - Josh Wolff (Chris Rolfe 58), Brian Ching.  

Notes:  Usa played only their second international in Scotland, the last time having been in 1952.

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