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Scotland women's team ends 28-year World Cup absence against Haiti on Sunday. BBC Scotland examines past openers, including a 1995 debut loss to England and a 2019 return after decades away.
Scotland's fourth consecutive World Cup appearance in 1986 is remembered, featuring key figures like Kenny Dalglish, Graeme Souness, and fan Rod Stewart, amid a campaign marked by highs and lows.
Ryan Christie says Scotland's painful Euro 2024 exit fuels their determination to qualify for the World Cup for the first time since 1998. The midfielder emphasizes the team's hunger to make history.
Bournemouth midfielder Ryan Christie discusses Scotland's penalty takers and shares insights on his teammates in a quick-fire Q&A session.
Scott McTominay's journey from being underappreciated at Manchester United to becoming a fan favorite for Scotland and Napoli raises questions about his true identity as a player and person.
When Scotland last played in a men's World Cup in 1998, the Scottish Parliament did not exist, Google was not yet founded, and a pint of lager cost around £1.90. The article explores how much has changed since then.
Members of the Tartan Army have begun arriving in Boston ahead of Scotland's first World Cup match against Haiti. The team is set to play their opening game in the tournament.
Michael Wright had his US visa revoked while at airport security, an hour before his flight to the World Cup. The visa status changed to 'travel not authorised' without explanation.
Joe Jordan, Gordon Strachan and John Wark recall Scotland's 1982 World Cup campaign, including Jock Stein's leadership, Joe Jordan's goal against the Soviet Union, and the iconic Brazil match.
Scotland head coach Pedro Martinez Losa says he feels renewed optimism ahead of the team's World Cup opener against Haiti. The match represents a chance to break new ground for Scottish women's football.
BBC pundits have shared their predictions for the 2026 World Cup, including the likely winner, potential surprise teams, and the prospects for England and Scotland.
Several Scottish councils are considering closing schools or giving staff time off during World Cup matches in June. The move aims to allow fans to watch games, but has sparked debate over educational disruption.
Scotland defeated Israel 5-1 in Hungary, with Caroline Weir scoring four goals, to win their Women's World Cup qualifying group ahead of Belgium and secure promotion to League A for the next Nations League.
Scotland goalkeeper Liam Kelly has signed a two-year contract extension with Rangers, keeping him at the club as he prepares for the World Cup. The 26-year-old expressed his delight at continuing his career with the Scottish Premiership side.
Scotland goalkeeper Craig Gordon, 43, has been included in the World Cup squad despite a recent career-threatening injury. His journey is marked by multiple comebacks, making his selection a remarkable achievement.
BBC Sport introduces new features to help fans follow Scotland's first men's World Cup since 1998, including personalized updates and enhanced match coverage.
Uncapped hookers Gregor Hiddleston and Seb Stephen have been selected in Scotland's 36-man squad for summer matches against Argentina, South Africa, and Fiji.
The widow of Diogo Jota has urged Scotland captain Andrew Robertson to carry her late husband in his heart when he plays at the World Cup. Jota, a former Liverpool teammate of Robertson, passed away recently.
Tom English reflects on Scotland's 1978 World Cup campaign, a story of national optimism and subsequent disappointment that still holds a mesmeric quality decades later.
Harry and John Souttar, who play for Scotland and Australia respectively, are preparing for the 2022 World Cup while mourning their father. His influence remains a driving force for both brothers.
