The message from our footballing legends is clear – score the goal that takes us to the World Cup and you will be a hero forever.

Kenny McLean struck a 50-yarder to secure Scotland’s passage to the World Cup. And yes, you read that right. Got any plans next summer? You do now. When you go will you send back a letter from America ...

Scotland hero Joe Jordan takes us back to his famous header against Czechoslovakia in 1973, and tells the current crop what it takes to seize ...

In a week when football felt turned upside down, when Ireland and Scotland reached for, and found, the unfeasible in ...

The country held its breath as Steve Clarke’s men pulled out all the stops in front of a 52-000 strong crowd, who roared them into the history books after almost three decades.

You wait an average of twenty years for a truly world-class, epochal Scottish goal (Archie Gemmill 1978, James McFadden 2007) ...

And this time the team produced a victory that progressed us in the World Cup, not just a glorious reminder of what we could and should have been. My Scotland memories include some glorious occasions ...

Saturday’s chaotic affair in Pireaus won’t have taken too long to dissect. Scotland were simply woeful for 35 minutes. Pedestrian and passive, their feeble efforts were best watched through the cracks ...

From the late David Potter’s series, ‘Putting them out of the Scottish Cup’, on The Celtic Star, a look back to the 1980 Final. David’s final Celtic book, ‘Celtic in the Eighties’ is out now and all ...

Making sense of one of the craziest nights in Scottish football's history - and what it means for World Cup 2026 ...

Two fantastic stoppage-time goals by Kieran Tierney and Kenny McLean sealed Scotland's World Cup spot with a 4-2 win over Denmark.

The first goal came on a third-minute bicycle kick from Scott McTominay. Despite being down to 10 men, Denmark drew even in ...