
Scotland's 1978 World Cup campaign still resonates
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.
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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.

The expanded World Cup, now featuring 48 teams, faces criticism for its increased politicisation and financial burden. Critics argue that the tournament's growth compromises competitive integrity and strains host nations.

John McGinn is in the form of his life as Scotland prepare for crucial World Cup qualifiers. The midfielder's confidence and media savvy mirror the team's belief under Steve Clarke, with McGinn's performances key to their hopes.

Former England winger Theo Walcott says Marcus Rashford is a 'dead cert to start' for the Three Lions at the World Cup, adding he is 'most psyched' about the forward's potential impact in Qatar.