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Scotland men's national football team

CALUM STEELE Dejected Scotland players applaud the fans after their defeat to Brazil in Miami last week
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At least our footballers know the price of failure. If only our MSPs did

Scotland has become remarkably skilled at mistaking survival for success. Whether on the pitch or in public life, failure too often comes without consequences.
Scotland fans in central Boston, ahead of the FIFA World Cup Group C match at Boston Stadium, Foxborough. Scotland fans in central Boston, ahead of the FIFA World Cup Group C match at Boston Stadium, Foxborough.
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Boston tourist organisation says Tartan Army are bringing 'palpable joy' to city

Pippa Grange (Jodie Whittaker),  Gareth Southgate (Joseph Fiennes) Harry Kane (Will Antenbring) in Dear England. Pippa Grange (Jodie Whittaker),  Gareth Southgate (Joseph Fiennes) Harry Kane (Will Antenbring) in Dear England.
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Another BBC show about the England football team? Surely not...

Scotland fans in France 1998 Scotland fans in France 1998
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Do you remember the France 98 World Cup? Then this show is for you

Scotland qualified for the FIFA World Cup for the first time since 1998 after securing a win last year. Scotland qualified for the FIFA World Cup for the first time since 1998 after securing a win last year.
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Edinburgh venues could serve alcohol afterhours during the World Cup

Dogs in restaurants: is this going too far in the pampering of the nation's pooches? Dogs in restaurants: is this going too far in the pampering of the nation's pooches?
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Will we ever be free of the tyranny of dog owners?

Scotland's Scott McTominay scoring the opening goal during the FIFA World Cup European Qualifying match at Hampden Park, Glasgow. Scotland's Scott McTominay scoring the opening goal during the FIFA World Cup European Qualifying match at Hampden Park, Glasgow.
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World Cup bank holiday is John Swinney's 'most expensive electoral bribe to date'

Scotland’s John McGinn (left) and Kenny McLean, resplendent in We’ll Be Coming T-shirts, celebrate at the end of Scotland’s win over Denmark last Tuesday Scotland’s John McGinn (left) and Kenny McLean, resplendent in We’ll Be Coming T-shirts, celebrate at the end of Scotland’s win over Denmark last Tuesday
KEVIN McKENNA
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Football has given me so many magic memories – and this was the sweetest of all

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