2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup: Group Stage – State of Play
After 24 thrilling fixtures across six groups at the round-robin stage of the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup, we take a look at the state of play as teams enter the final round of group matches.
After 24 thrilling fixtures across six groups at the round-robin stage of the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup, we take a look at the state of play as teams enter the final round of group matches.
After taking a huge win over Cyprus in Steve Clarke’s first game as manager on Saturday, Scotland now face a tough away test to Belgium at the King Baudouin Stadium in their latest Euro 2020 qualifier.
Barely less than three weeks after being hired as Scotland’s new manager, Steve Clarke’s Tartan Army welcome Cyprus to Hampden Park for a critical UEFA Euro 2020 qualifier.
Tonight sees the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup get underway in Paris, France as 24 teams gear up to do battle for football’s ultimate prize over the next month as France meet South Korea in tonight’s opening match.
England Lionesses manager, Phil Neville has announced his 23 woman squad for this summer’s FIFA World Cup in France, which commences on June 7th.
After a diabolical performance in Kazakhstan on Thursday, Scotland will be hoping for redemption against San Marino at the San Marino Stadium.
Scotland kick off their Euro 2020 qualifying bid with a trip to Kazakhstan as they look to reach their first major finals since the 1998 FIFA World Cup.
The Qualifying draw for Euro 2020 has been completed with England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and Republic of Ireland all discovering their fates.
This month’s international action concludes at Hampden Park as Scotland meet Israel in a winners-take-all promotion showdown in Group C1.
Scotland visit Albania for a crucial UEFA Nations League Group C1 showdown where victory will put them in pole position to qualify, whilst defeat here then victory over Israel creates a mathematical conundrum.
After a shock defeat in Israel on Thursday, Scotland are back in action on home turf as they meet Portugal at Hampden Park for a friendly.
The second International round of this season gets underway in Tel Aviv as Israel host Scotland in their Group C1.
After making way for international football, the Sky Bet Championship returns with a classic Midlands derby as Birmingham City welcome West Bromwich Albion to St Andrews.
Just three days after a brutal 4-0 friendly thrashing by Belgium, Scotland kick off their UEFA Nations League campaign at Hampden Park as they welcome Albania.
Scotland welcome Belgium to Hampden Park for a friendly.
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