(Match 728) 5th March 2014 (Friendly match)
POLAND - SCOTLAND 0-1 (0-0)
Referee: Alain Bieri (Switzerland)
Crowd: 41.652, Stadion Narodowy, Warsaw
Goal: 0-1 Brown (77)
POLAND: (Coach: Adam Nawalka)
Wojciech Szczesny - Lukasz Piszczek [c], Lukasz Szukala, Kamil Glik, Tomasz Brzyski (Marcin Komorowski 90+2) -
Waldemar Sobota (Michal Maslowski 89), Mateusz Klich (Lukasz Teodorczyk 82), Grzegorz Krychowiak (Tomasz
Jodlowiec 88), Slawomir Peszko (Eugen Polanski 74), Ludovic Obraniak (Marcin Robak 74) - Arkadiusz Milik.
SCOTLAND: (Coach: Gordon Strachan/11)
David Marshall (11/Cardiff City) -
Alan Hutton (39/Bolton Wanderers)
Charles Mulgrew (12/Celtic) -
Russell Martin (11/Norwich City)
Gordon Greer (3/Brighton & Hove Albion)
Barry Bannan (17/Crystal Palace) -
James Morrison (30/West Bromwich Albion)
Scott Brown [c] (37/Celtic)
Steven Fletcher (14/Sunderland)
Ross McCormack (11/Leeds United)
Ikechi Anya (5/Watford)
Subs:
Darren Fletcher (62/Manchester United) for James Morrison (HT)
Steven Naismith (28/Everton) for Steven Fletcher (HT)
Phillip Bardsley (13/Sunderland) for Alan Hutton (67)
Andrew Robertson (1/Dundee United) for Barry Bannan (67)
Charles Adam (25/Stoke City) for Ross McCormack (77)
Christopher Burke (7/Birmingham City) for Ikechi Anya (90+2)
Notes: Alan Hutton was on loan at Bolton Wanderers from 28th February 2014 to 29th April 2014.
His contract was owned by Aston Villa.
(Match 729) 28th May 2014 (Friendly match)
NIGERIA - SCOTLAND 2-2 (1-1)
Referee: Lee Probert (England)
Crowd: 20.156, Craven Cottage, London
Goals: 0-1 Mulgrew (10), 1-1 Uchebo (41), 1-2 Egwuekwe (52) own goal, 2-2 Nwofor (90)
NIGERIA: (Coach: Stephen Keshi)
Augustine Ejide - Azubuike Egwuekwe, Kunle Ebenezer Odunlami (Efetobore Ambrose 75), Joseph Yobo [c],
Uwa Elderson Echiejile - Reuben Gabriel, Joel Obi (Emmanuel Nosakhare (Nosa) Igiebor 54), Ejike Uzoenyi
(Victor Moses 62) - Michael Babatunde (Nnamdi Oduamadi 66), Michael Uchebo (Peter Odemwingie 55),
Foluwashola (Shola) Ameobi (Uche Nwofor 62).
SCOTLAND: (Coach: Gordon Strachan/12)
Allan McGregor (32/Hull City) -
Alan Hutton (40/Aston Villa)
Andrew Robertson (2/Dundee United) -
Gordon Greer (4/Brighton & Hove Albion)
Grant Hanley (13/Blackburn Rovers)
James Morrison (31/West Bromwich Albion) -
Charles Mulgrew (13/Celtic)
Scott Brown [c] (38/Celtic)
Steven Naismith (29/Everton)
Shaun Maloney (32/Wigan Athletic)
Ikechi Anya (6/Watford)
Subs:
Christopher Martin (1/Derby County) for Steven Naismith (HT)
George Boyd (2/Hull City) for James Morrison (63)
Craig Forsyth (1/Derby County) for Andrew Robertson (77)
Steven Whittaker (24/Norwich City) for Ikechi Anya (84)
Notes: For the first time ever, Scotland wore the new change strip, launched in February 2014 by
Adidas. It was based on the colours of Lord Rosebery, which were originally worn by the
Scottish team in 1881.
Craven Cottage is the home ground of Fulham.
(Match 730) 7th September 2014 (2016 European Championship Qualifying Group D)
GERMANY - SCOTLAND 2-1 (1-0)
Referee: Svein Oddvar Moen (Norway)
Crowd: 60.209, Signal Iduna Park, Dortmund
Goals: 1-0 Muller (18), 1-1 Anya (66), 2-1 Muller (70)
GERMANY: (Coach: Joachim Low)
Manuel Neuer [c] - Sebastian Rudy, Jerome Boateng, Benedikt Howedes, Erik Durm - Christoph Kramer,
Toni Kroos - Thomas Muller, Marco Reus (Matthias Ginter 90+2), Andre Schurrle (Lukas Podolski 84) -
Mario Gotze.
SCOTLAND: (Coach: Gordon Strachan/13)
David Marshall (12/Cardiff City) -
Alan Hutton (41/Aston Villa)
Steven Whittaker (25/Norwich City) -
Russell Martin (12/Norwich City)
Grant Hanley (14/Blackburn Rovers)
James Morrison (32/West Bromwich Albion) -
Darren Fletcher [c] (63/Manchester United)
Charles Mulgrew (14/Celtic)
Steven Naismith (30/Everton)
Barry Bannan (18/Crystal Palace)
Ikechi Anya (7/Watford)
Subs:
Steven Fletcher (15/Sunderland) for Barry Bannan (58)
James McArthur (16/Crystal Palace) for Darren Fletcher (58)
Shaun Maloney (33/Wigan Athletic) for Steven Naismith (82)
Notes: Charles Mulgrew was sent-off after 94 minutes.
(Match 731) 11th October 2014 (2016 European Championship Qualifying Group D)
SCOTLAND - GEORGIA 1-0 (1-0)
Referee: Miroslav Zelinka (Czech Republic)
Crowd: 34.719, Ibrox Stadium, Glasgow
Goal: 1-0 Khubutia (28) own goal
SCOTLAND: (Coach: Gordon Strachan/14)
David Marshall (13/Cardiff City) -
Alan Hutton (42/Aston Villa)
Andrew Robertson (3/Hull City) -
Russell Martin (13/Norwich City)
Grant Hanley (15/Blackburn Rovers)
Shaun Maloney (34/Wigan Athletic) -
James Morrison (33/West Bromwich Albion)
Scott Brown [c] (39/Celtic)
Steven Fletcher (16/Sunderland)
Steven Naismith (31/Everton)
Ikechi Anya (8/Watford)
Subs:
James McArthur (17/Crystal Palace) for Steven Naismith (80)
Christopher Martin (2/Derby County) for Steven Fletcher (90)
GEORGIA: (Coach: Temur Ketsbaia)
Giorgi Loria - Ucha Lobzhanidze, Akaki Khubutia, Davit Kvirkvelia (Tornike Okriashvili HT),
Solomon Kvirkvelia - Murtaz Daushvili, Gia Grigalava, Valeri Qazaishvili (Giorgi Chanturia 80),
Jaba Kankava [c] - Nikoloz Gelashvili, Giorgi Papava (Irakli Dzaria 70).
(Match 732) 14th October 2014 (2016 European Championship Qualifying Group D)
POLAND - SCOTLAND 2-2 (1-1)
Referee: Alberto Undiano Mallenco (Spain)
Crowd: 55.197, Stadion Narodowy, Warsaw
Goals: 1-0 Maczynski (12), 1-1 Maloney (18), 1-2 Naismith (57), 2-2 Milik (76)
POLAND: (Coach: Adam Nawalka)
Wojciech Szczesny - Lukasz Piszczek, Lukasz Szukala, Kamil Glik, Artur Jedrzejczyk - Kamil Grosicki
(Michal Zyro 89), Grzegorz Krychowiak, Krzysztof Maczynski, Waldemar Sobota (Sebastian Mila 63) -
Robert Lewandowski [c], Arkadiusz Milik.
SCOTLAND: (Coach: Gordon Strachan/15)
David Marshall (14/Cardiff City) -
Alan Hutton (43/Aston Villa)
Steven Whittaker (26/Norwich City) -
Russell Martin (14/Norwich City)
Gordon Greer (5/Brighton & Hove Albion)
Shaun Maloney (35/Wigan Athletic) -
James Morrison (34/West Bromwich Albion)
Scott Brown [c] (40/Celtic)
Steven Fletcher (17/Sunderland)
Steven Naismith (32/Everton)
Ikechi Anya (9/Watford)
Subs:
Darren Fletcher (64/Manchester United) for Steven Fletcher (71)
Christopher Martin (3/Derby County) for Steven Naismith (71)
(Match 733) 14th November 2014 (2016 European Championship Qualifying Group D)
SCOTLAND - REPUBLIC OF IRELAND 1-0 (0-0)
Referee: Milorad Mazic (Serbia)
Crowd: 59.239, Celtic Park, Glasgow
Goal: 1-0 Maloney (75)
SCOTLAND: (Coach: Gordon Strachan/16)
David Marshall (15/Cardiff City) -
Steven Whittaker (27/Norwich City)
Russell Martin (15/Norwich City)
Grant Hanley (16/Blackburn Rovers)
Andrew Robertson (4/Hull City) -
Charles Mulgrew (15/Celtic)
Scott Brown [c] (41/Celtic) -
Shaun Maloney (36/Wigan Athletic)
Steven Naismith (33/Everton)
Ikechi Anya (10/Watford) -
Steven Fletcher (18/Sunderland)
Subs:
Christopher Martin (4/Derby County) for Steven Fletcher (56)
Darren Fletcher (65/Manchester United) for Ikechi Anya (88)
REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: (Manager: Martin Hugh Michael O'Neill)
David Forde - Seamus Coleman, Richard Keogh, John O'Shea [c], Stephen Ward - Aiden McGeady,
Jeffrey Hendrick (Robbie Keane 78), Darron Gibson (Stephen Quinn 68), James McClean -
Jonathan Walters, Shane Long (Robbie Brady 68).
(Match 734) 18th November 2014 (Friendly match)
SCOTLAND - ENGLAND 1-3 (0-1)
Referee: Jonas Eriksson (Sweden)
Crowd: 49.526, Celtic Park, Glasgow
Goals: 0-1 Oxlade-Chamberlain (32), 0-2 Rooney (47), 1-2 Robertson (83), 1-3 Rooney (85)
SCOTLAND: (Coach: Gordon Strachan/17)
David Marshall (16/Cardiff City) -
Steven Whittaker (28/Norwich City)
Andrew Robertson (5/Hull City) -
Russell Martin (16/Norwich City)
Grant Hanley (17/Blackburn Rovers)
Shaun Maloney (37/Wigan Athletic) -
Charles Mulgrew (16/Celtic)
Scott Brown [c] (42/Celtic)
Christopher Martin (5/Derby County)
Steven Naismith (34/Everton)
Ikechi Anya (11/Watford)
Subs:
Darren Fletcher (66/Manchester United) for Scott Brown (HT)
Craig Gordon (41/Celtic) for David Marshall (HT)
James Morrison (35/West Bromwich Albion) for Christopher Martin (HT)
Barry Bannan (19/Crystal Palace) for Ikechi Anya (61)
Steven May (1/Sheffield Wednesday) for Grant Hanley (67)
Johnathon (Johnny) Russell (1/Derby County) for Shaun Maloney (81)
ENGLAND: (Manager: Roy Hodgson)
Fraser Forster - Nathaniel Clyne, Luke Shaw (Kieran Gibbs 66) - James Milner, Gary Cahill
(Philip Jagielka HT), Christopher Smalling - Jack Wilshere (Ross Barkley 87), Stewart Downing
(Adam Lallana HT), Daniel Welbeck (Raheem Sterling 67), Wayne Rooney [c], Alexander Oxlade-Chamberlain
(Rickie Lambert 80).
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