EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP
EURO 2004

Saturday, 12 October, 2002
Iceland 0, Scotland 2
Half Time 1-0
Goals: 1-0 Dailly 7, 2-0 Naysmith 62
Laugardalsvollur, Reykjavik
Attendance: 7,000

Iceland: Arason, Porsteinsson, Vioarson, Gunnarson, Sigurdsson, Kristinsson, Hreidarsson, Ingimarsson, Gudjohnsen, Sigurdsson, Gudnason.

Scotland: Douglas (Celtic), Ross (Rangers), Wilkie (Dundee), Pressley (Hearts), Dailly (West Ham United), Ferguson (Rangers), McNamara (Celtic) (sub Davidson (Leicester City, 34), Crawford (Dunfermline Athletic) (sub Severin (Hearts) 89), Thompson (Dundee United), Lambert (Celtic, captain), Naysmith (Everton) (sub Anderson 90).

Unused substitutes: Paul Gallacher (Dundee United), James McFadden (Motherwell), Scott Gemmill (Everton), Paul Devlin (Birmingham City).

Referee: Alain Sars (France)
Saturday, 7 September, 2002
Faroe Islands 2, Scotland 2
Half-time 2-0.
Goals: 1-0 Petersen 6, 2-0 Peterson 12, 2-1 Lambert 61, 2-2 Ferguson 83.
Svangaskard Stadium, Toftir
Attendance: 4,000

Faroe Islands: Knudsen, Johannesen, JK Hansen, Thorsteinsson, JR Jacobsen, Elttor, Benjaminsen, Johnsson, Borg, Petersen, CH Jacobsen.

Scotland: Douglas (Celtic), Ross (Rangers) (sub Alexander (Preston North End) 75), Crainey (Celtic), Dailly (West Ham United), Weir (Everton), Ferguson (Rangers), Dickov (Leicster City) (sub Crawford (Dunfermline Athletic) 46), Dobie (West Bromwich Albion) (sub Thompson (Dundee United) 83), Kyle (Sunderland), Lambert (Celtic, captain), Johnston (Middlesbrough).

Referee: Jacek Granat (Poland)

Saturday, 29 March, 2003
Scotland 2, Iceland 1
Goals: 1-0 Miller 10, 1-1 Gudjohnsen 48, 2-1 Wilkie 70.
Hampden Park, Glasgow
Attendance: 37,938

Scotland: Douglas (Celtic), Alexander (Preston North End), Wilkie (Dundee), Dailly (West Ham United), Pressley (Heart of Midlothian), Ferguson (Rangers), Crawford (Dunfermline Athletic), Lambert (Celtic, captain), Miller (Wolverhampton W) (sub McNamara (Celtic) 81), Hutchison (West Ham United) (sub Devlin (Birmingham City) 65), Naysmith (Everton). Unused substituted: Gallacher (Dundee United), Malcolm (Rangers), Cameron (Wolverhampton W), Gemmill (Everton), Gray (Bradford City).

Iceland: Arason, Thorsteinsson, Vidarsson (sub I Sugurdsson 82), L Sigurdsson, Gunnarsson (sub T Gudjonsson 73), Kristinsson, Bergsson, Ingimarsson, E Gudjohnsen (sub Gudmundsson 88), J Gudjonsson, Gretarsson.

Referee: Rene Temmink (Holland)
Wednesday, 2 April, 2003
Lithuania 1 Scotland 0
Goal: Razanauskas, pen. 73.
St Dariaus and St Gireno Stadium, Kaunas
Attendance: 6,400

Scotland: Gallacher (Dundee United), Alexander (Preston North End), Wilkie (Dundee), Dailly (West Ham United), Pressley (Heart of Midlothian), McNamara (Celtic) (sub Gray (Bradford City) 78), Crawford (Dunfermline Athletic) (sub Devlin (Birmingham City) 57), Lambert (Celtic, captain), Miller (Wolverhampton W), Hutchison (West Ham United)
(sub Cameron (Wolverhampton W) 85), Naysmith (Everton).
Unused substitutes: Arthur (Partick Thistle), Malcolm (Rangers), Gemmill (Everton), Ross (Rangers).

Lithuania: Stauce, Semberas, Dedura, Barasa, Petrenko (sub
Maciulevicius 72), Zvirgzdauskas, Morinas, Mikalajunas (sub Buitkus 90), Jankasukas (sub Fomenko 62), Razanauskas, Gleveckas.

Referee: Fritz Stuchlik (Austria).

Saturday, 7 June, 2003
Scotland 1 Germany 1
Goals: 0-1 Bobic 22, 1-1 Miller 68.
Hampden Park, Glasgow
Attendance: 48,047

Scotland: Douglas (Celtic), Ross (Rangers) (sub McNamara (Celtic) 73), Naysmith (Everton), Dailly (West Ham United), Pressley (Heart of Midlothian), Webster (Heart of Midlothian), Devlin (Birmingham City) (sub Rae (Dundee) 59), Lambert (Celtic, captain), Miller (Wolverhampton W) (sub Thompson (Rangers) 88), Crawford (Dunfermline Athletic), Cameron (Wolverhampton W).

Germany: Kahn, Friedrich, Rau, Worns, Ramelow, Frings, Bobic, Schneider (sub Kehl 85), Klose (sub Neuville 73), Ballack, Jeremies.

Referee: Domenico Messina (Italy).


Saturday, 6 September, 2003
Scotland 3, Faroe Islands 1
Goals: 1-0 McCann 7, 1-1 Johnsson, 2-1 Dickov 45, 3-1 McFadden 74.
Hampden Park, Glasgow
Attendance: 40,901

Scotland: Douglas (Celtic), McNamara (Celtic), Naysmith (Everton), Webster (Heart of Midlothian), Wilkie (Dundee), Ferguson (Rangers, captain), Devlin (Birmingham City) (sub McFadden (Everton) 59), Cameron (Wolverhampton W), Dickov (Leicester City) (sub Rae (Dundee) 68), Crawford (Dunfermline Athletic) (sub Thompson (Rangers) 75), McCann
(Southampton). Unused substitutes: Gallacher (Dundee Utd), Alexander (Preston NE), Ross (Rangers), Caldwell (Newcastle Utd)

Faroe Islands: Mikkelsen, JI Petersen, Thorsteinsson, JR Jacobsen, R Jacobsen, Benjaminsen, Johnsson (sub Danielsen 84), a Borg (sub Holst 84), J Petersen, H Petersen (sub Akselsen 64), Johannesen

Referee: Darko Ceferin (Slovenia)
Wednesday, 10 September, 2003
Germany 2, Scotland 1
Goals: 1-0 Bobic 25, 2-0 Ballack pen 50, 2-1 McCann 59.
Westfalen Stadium, Dortmund
Attendance: 67,000

Scotland: Douglas (Celtic), McNamara (Celtic), Naysmith (Everton), Dailly (West Ham United), Pressley (Heart of Midlothian), Ferguson (Blackburn Rovers), McFadden (Everton) (sub Rae (Dundee) 52), Cameron (Wolverhampton W), Thompson (Rangers), McCann (Southampton), Lambert (Celtic, capt) (sub Ross (Rangers) 46).
Unused substitutes: Gallacher (Dundee United), Webster (Heart of Midlothian), Wilkie (Dundee), Devlin (Birmingham City), Dickov (Leicester City).

Germany: Kahn, Friedrich, Rehmer, Worns, Ramelow, Baumann, Bobic (sub Klose 75), Schneider (sub Kehl 80), Ballack, Rau, Kuranyi.

Referee: Anders Frisk (Sweden)

Sent off: Ross (66 minutes, second caution)


Saturday, 11 October, 2003
Scotland 1 Lithuania 0
Goal: Fletcher 69.
Hampden Park, Glasgow
Attendance: 50,343

Scotland: Douglas (Celtic), McNamara (Celtic), Naysmith (Everton), Dailly (West Ham United), Pressley (Heart of Midlothian), Ferguson (Blackburn Rovers, capt), Rae (Dundee), Cameron (Wolverhampton W) (sub Fletcher (Manchester United) 65), Miller (Wolverhampton W) (sub Hutchison (West Ham United) 65), Crawford (Dunfermline Athletic), McFadden (Everton) (sub Alexander (Preston NE) 89). Unused substitutes: Alexander (Cardiff City), Webster (Heart of Midlothian), Wilkie (Dundee), Harper (Portsmouth).

Lithuania: Stauce, Dziaukstas, Dedura, Barasa, Regelskis (sub Beniusis 85), Zvirgzdauskas, Vencevicius (sub Maciulevicius 79), Baravicius (sub Cesnauskis 46), Jankauskas, Razanauskas, Poskus.

Referee: Claude Colombo (France)

EURO 2004 PLAY-OFF

15 November, 2003
Scotland 1, Netherlands 0
Goal: McFadden 21.
Hampden Park, Glasgow
Attendance: 50,670

Scotland: Douglas (Celtic), McNamara (Celtic), Naysmith (Everton), Pressley (Heart of Midlothian), Wilkie (Dundee), Ferguson (Blackburn Rovers, capt.), Fletcher (Manchester United), Dailly (West Ham United), Dickov (Leicester City) (sub Miller (Wolverhampton Wanderers) 65), McFadden (Everton) (sub Hutchison (West Ham United) 89), McCann (Southampton) (sub Pearson (Motherwell) 70).

Netherlands: van der Sar, Ooijer, Stam, de Boer, van Bronckhorst (sub Seedorf 46), Cocu, van der Meyde, Davids (sub van der Vaart 60), van Nistelrooy, Kluivert (sub Makaay 76), Overmars.

Referee: Terje Hauge (Norway)

19 November, 2003
Netherlands 6, Scotland 0
Goals: 1-0 Sneijder 15, 2-0 Ooijer 33, 3-0 van Nistelrooy 36, 4-0 van Nistelrooy 50, 5-0 de Boer 64, 6-0 van Nistelrooy 66. Amsterdam ArenA
Attendance: 51,000

Netherlands: van der Sar, Ooijer (sub de Boer 46), Reiziger, Cocu, Bouma (sub Seedorf 67), Davids, van der Meyde, Sneijder, van Nistelrooy (sub Kluivert 76), van der Vaart, Overmars.

Scotland: Douglas (Celtic), McNamara (Celtic), Naysmith (Everton) (sub Ross (Rangers) 46), Pressley (Heart of Midlothian), Wilkie (Dundee), Ferguson (Blackburn Rovers, capt.), Fletcher (Manchester United), Rae (Dundee), Dickov (Leicester City) (sub Crawford (Dunfermline Athletic) 46), McFadden (Everton), McCann (Southampton) (sub Miller (Wolverhampton
Wanderers) 62).

Referee: Lubos Michels (Slovakia)

Netherlands won 6-1 on aggregate

INTERNATIONAL CHALLENGE MATCHES 2003 /2004

Wednesday, 20 August 2003
Norway 0, Scotland 0
Ullevaal Stadium, Oslo
Attendance: 12,858

Norway: E Johnsen, Bergdolmo (sub Iversen 68), Lundekvam, Berg (sub R Johnsen 46), Basma (sub Aas 70), Hangeland (sub Andersen 46), Carew (sub Flo 81), Andresen, F Johnsen (sub Solli 46), Solskjaer, Riise.

Scotland: Douglas (Celtic), Ross (Rangers) (sub Fletcher (Manchester United) 60), Naysmith (Everton), Pressley (Heart of Midlothian), Webster (Heart of Midlothian), Ferguson (Rangers), Lambert (Celtic, capt.), Dailly (West Ham United), Hutchison (West Ham United), Crawford (Dunfermline Athletic) (sub Devlin (Birmingham City) 79), Cameron (Wolverhampton W) (sub Rae (Dundee) 84).

Referee: Mikko Vuorela (Finland).


Wednesday, 18 February, 2004
Wales 4, Scotland 0
Goals: 1-0 Earnshaw 1, 2-0 Earnshaw 34, 3-0 Earnshaw 57, 4-0 Taylor 77. Millennium Stadium, Cardiff
Attendance: 47,124

Wales: Crossley (sub Ward 46), Edwards, Gabbidon, Melville (sub Symons 86), Page, Davies (sub Parry 32), Savage (sub Fletcher 71), Oster, Earnshaw, Speed (sub Robinson 71), Giggs (sub Taylor 46).

Scotland: Douglas (Celtic), McNamara (Celtic), Naysmith (Everton) (sub Murty (Reading) 46), Dailly (West Ham United, capt), Caldwell (Newcastle United), Ritchie (Walsall), Fletcher (Manchester United) (sub Webster (Heart of Midlothian) 85), Cameron (Wolverhampton W) (sub Gallagher (Blackburn Rovers) 67), Miller (Wolverhampton W), Dickov (Leicester City), Pearson (Celtic) (sub McFadden (Everton) 46).

Referee: Michael Ross (Northern Ireland) (replaced by David Redfern at half time).

Wednesday, 31 March, 2004
Scotland 1, Romania 2
Goals: 0-1 Chivu 36, 0-2 Pancu 50, 1-2 McFadden 56.
Hampden Park, Glasgow
Attendance: 20,433

Scotland: Gallacher (Dundee United), Alexander (Preston North End), Kennedy (Celtic) (sub Crainey (Southampton) 17), Dailly (West Ham United, capt), Pressley (Heart of Midlothian), G. Caldwell (Hibernian), Rae (Rangers), Cameron (Wolverhampton W), Thompson (Rangers) (sub Crawford (Dunfermline Athletic) 63), Miller (Wolverhampton W) (sub McFadden (Everton) 50), McCann (Southampton). Unused substitutes: Gordon (Heart of Midlothian), S. Caldwell (Newcastle United), Ritchie (Walsall), Hughes (Portsmouth), Murty (Reading), Shearer (Coventry City).

Romania: Stelea (sub Lobont 46), Stoican, Rat, Iencsi, Chivu, O. Petre, Cernat (sub Soava 63), F. Petre (sub Mitea 46), Ganea (sub Cristea 81), Mutu, Pancu (sub Danciulescu 89).

Referee: Jouni Hyytia (Finland).