Scotland Women's Under-23s are back in action this month with a friendly double-header against Belgium and Czechia. A trip away to Belgium will kick-off the camp on Thursday, 24 October, before the ...

Portugal arrive at Hampden with a 100 percent record in the group, but after needing an 88 th minute Cristiano Ronaldo goal ...

Scotland Women’s National Team Head Coach Pedro Martinez Losa has named his squad for the upcoming double-header against Hungary in the UEFA Women’s EURO Play-off First Round.

Scotland Under-21s are in Almaty gearing up for their final Group B match as their quest to qualify for the European ...

Hot in pursuit of a leveller, Scotland imposed themselves on the Welsh defence in the last quarter of an hour. Cameron won a corner for the tournament hosts and after a stramash in the box, substitute ...

Scotland: Gordon, Ralston, Souttar, Hanley, Robertson, Gilmour, McLean, Doak (Gauld 76), McTominay, Christie, Dykes (Adams 76). Unused substitutes: McCracken, McCrorie, MacKenzie, Irving, Porteous, ...

Club Academy Scotland (CAS) is the Scottish FA’s structure that defines, operates and partially funds the Academy system in this country, alongside a games programme. It governs the development of ...

Scotland begin the next round of their UEFA Nations League top tier journey with a trip to Zagreb to take on 2018 World Cup finalists Croatia. After opening the campaign with two narrow one-goal ...

Scotland supporters will be able to watch this month’s UEFA Nations League Group A fixtures against Croatia and Portugal live and free-to-air. The fixtures will be produced and hosted by the rights ...

The SPAR Future Stars Football Cup is a nationwide Girls Football competition stretching across all six Scottish FA Regions. This is an opportunity for girls aged 12-16 years to participate in a ...

Scotland made three changes from the team who defeated Malta 5-0 in Ta-qali last month. Captain Josh Doig and midfielder Connor Barron returned after being a part of the 'A' squad in September, while ...

Stephen Clarke made seven changes from the side that faced Republic of Ireland on Tuesday. In came Ben Vickery, Aaron Thomson, Lucas Weir, Stanley Wilson, Ben Hutton, Jamie Forrest and Cole Hay, ...