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Ryan Christie says he is 'desperate' to play in more major tournaments with Scotland after experiencing the World Cup for the first time. The 31-year-old played in all three group matches as Scotland exited in the group stage, ending a 28-year wait for a place on football's biggest stage.
Steve Clarke's shock resignation leaves a massive hole in Scottish football. The new head coach must manage an aging core squad while integrating younger players who lack game time, with key positions like goalkeeper and centre-back facing particular challenges.
Scottish FA chief executive Ian Maxwell says the search for Steve Clarke's successor as national head coach begins immediately, with 'nothing off the table' as the SFA seeks the right candidate. Clarke stepped down after Scotland failed to advance from the World Cup group stage.
Steve Clarke stepped down as Scotland head coach shortly after the team's World Cup elimination. His seven-year tenure included three major tournament qualifications, but a sense of relief among some fans and pressure on the Scottish FA to find a suitable successor mark his departure.
Steve Clarke signed a new four-year deal on May 28, but resigned just 31 days later after Scotland's World Cup exit. The timeline covers pre-tournament optimism, warm-up wins, and the abrupt resignation following defeat to Brazil and Croatia's result sealing Scotland's fate.
Steve Clarke has resigned as Scotland manager following the team's World Cup exit. He gave no explanation for his decision.
Scotland's World Cup journey concluded with a single goal scored and a group-stage exit. The team's performance has sparked debate over the manager's future, player quality, and systemic issues in Scottish football development.
Scotland are on the verge of another group-stage exit at the World Cup, having scored just once in three matches. Data shows they have the joint-fewest goals per game alongside debutants Curacao, and their shots on target average ranks among the lowest at the tournament.
Scotland's World Cup knockout stage ambitions are in jeopardy after a 3-0 loss to Brazil. Fans express frustration over defensive errors and lack of goals, sparking debate about the squad's quality and future under Steve Clarke.
Scotland's 3-0 defeat to Brazil leaves them on the brink of World Cup group stage exit. The result raises uncomfortable questions about the team's progress under Steve Clarke, with players admitting they could have done more.
Scotland face Brazil in a must-not-lose World Cup match. Steve Clarke must decide on Ben Gannon-Doak's role, Grant Hanley's place, and whether to start Lyndon Dykes or Che Adams. A draw secures historic knockout stage qualification.
Lewis Ferguson has emerged as Scotland's most influential player at the World Cup, filling the void left by Billy Gilmour's injury. The Bologna midfielder's defensive work rate and unselfish play have been crucial in Group C, setting up a key role against Brazil.
BBC Sport Scotland pundits Neil McCann and Leanne Crichton are in the United States covering the Women's World Cup. They are ready to answer your questions about Scotland's campaign, including their chances of reaching the knockout stage after a win over Haiti and a loss to Morocco.
Seven years after Steve Clarke named his first Scotland squad, seven players from that 27-man group are with the head coach in the US for the men's World Cup, Scotland's first in 28 years. Can you name them?
Scotland's World Cup campaign hangs in the balance as they prepare to face Brazil. Despite poor attacking stats, they could still advance to the knockout rounds for the first time. A win or draw would secure progress, but even a narrow defeat might be enough.
Scotland lost 1-0 to Morocco but impressed with a spirited second-half fightback. Steve Clarke's bold attacking substitutions nearly earned a draw, leaving the Scots with a sense of injustice over two penalty claims. The result keeps their hopes of advancing as one of the best third-placed teams alive.
Scotland boss Steve Clarke believes the challenge on John McGinn by Neil El Aynaoui was the Tartan Army's strongest penalty claim against Morocco.
Scotland face Morocco in a crucial World Cup group match, with a point likely securing knockout qualification. Manager Steve Clarke must decide on formation, midfield inclusion of Ryan Christie, and who leads the attack.
Scotland head coach Steve Clarke gatecrashes an interview with former player Gary Dicker at the squad's base in Charlotte.
Scotland's World Cup return has brought a cultural shift in the camp, with head coach Steve Clarke adopting a more relaxed approach and players enjoying family time. Assistant Steven Naismith says the team is embracing the fan connection, marking a change from previous tournaments.
