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Scotland national football team results (1960–1979)

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Scotland national football team results

This article lists the results for theScotland national football team between 1960 and 1979.

Key

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Key to matches
  • Att. = Match attendance
  • (H) = Home ground
  • (A) = Away ground
  • (N) = Neutral ground
Key to record by opponent
  • Pld = Games played
  • W = Games won
  • D = Games drawn
  • L = Games lost
  • GF = Goals for
  • GA = Goals against

Results

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Scotland's score is shown first in each case.

Match numberDateVenueOpponentsScoreCompetitionScotland scorersAtt.Ref.
2759 April 1960Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) England1–1British Home ChampionshipGraham Leggat129,193[1]
2764 May 1960Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Poland2–3FriendlyDenis Law,Ian St. John26,643[1]
27729 May 1960Praterstadion,Vienna (A) Austria1–4FriendlyDave Mackay60,000[1]
2785 June 1960Nepstadion,Budapest (A) Hungary3–3FriendlyWilliam Hunter,George Herd,Alex Young90,000[1]
2798 June 196019.Mayis Stadion,Ankara (A) Turkey2–4FriendlyEric Caldow,Alex Young22,507[1]
28022 October 1960Ninian Park,Cardiff (A) Wales0–2British Home Championship55,000[1]
2819 November 1960Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Northern Ireland5–2British Home ChampionshipDenis Law,Eric Caldow,Alex Young,Ralph Brand (2)34,564[1]
28215 April 1961Wembley Stadium, London (A) England3–9British Home ChampionshipDave Mackay,Davie Wilson (2)[a]97,350[3]
2833 May 1961Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Republic of Ireland4–1World Cup qualificationRalph Brand (2),David Herd (2)46,696[3]
2847 May 1961Dalymount Park,Dublin (A) Republic of Ireland3–0World Cup qualificationAlex Young (2),Ralph Brand45,000[3]
28514 May 1961Tehelne Pole Stadion,Bratislava (A) Czechoslovakia0–4World Cup qualification50,000[3]
28626 September 1961Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Czechoslovakia3–2World Cup qualificationIan St. John,Denis Law (2)51,590[3]
2877 October 1961Windsor Park,Belfast (A) Northern Ireland6–1British Home ChampionshipDavie Wilson,Alex Scott (3),Ralph Brand (2)41,000[3]
2888 November 1961Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Wales2–0British Home ChampionshipIan St. John (2)74,329[3]
28929 November 1961Stade Heysel,Brussels (N) Czechoslovakia2–4World Cup qualification[b]Ian St. John (2)7,000[3]
29014 April 1962Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) England2–0British Home ChampionshipDavie Wilson,Eric Caldow132,441[3]
2912 May 1962Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Uruguay2–3FriendlyJim Baxter,Ralph Brand67,181[3]
29220 October 1962Ninian Park,Cardiff (A) Wales3–2British Home ChampionshipEric Caldow,Denis Law,Willie Henderson50,000[3]
2937 November 1962Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Northern Ireland5–1British Home ChampionshipDenis Law (4),Willie Henderson58,734[3]
2946 April 1963Wembley Stadium, London (A) England2–1British Home ChampionshipJim Baxter (2)98,606[3]
2958 May 1963Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Austria4–1Friendly[c]Davie Wilson (2),Denis Law (2)94,596[3][4]
2964 June 1963Brann Stadion,Bergen (A) Norway3–4FriendlyDenis Law (3)23,000[3]
2979 June 1963Dalymount Park,Dublin (A) Republic of Ireland0–1Friendly30,000[3]
29813 June 1963Estadio Santiago Bernabéu,Madrid (A) Spain6–2FriendlyDenis Law,Dave Gibson,Frank McLintock,Davie Wilson,Willie Henderson,Ian St. John40,000[3]
29912 October 1963Windsor Park,Belfast (A) Northern Ireland1–2British Home ChampionshipIan St. John39,000[3]
3007 November 1963Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Norway6–1FriendlyDenis Law (4),Dave Mackay (2)35,416[3]
30120 November 1963Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Wales2–1British Home ChampionshipJohn White,Denis Law56,067[3]
30211 April 1964Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) England1–0British Home ChampionshipAlan Gilzean133,245[3]
30312 May 1964Niedersachsen Stadion,Hanover (A) West Germany2–2FriendlyAlan Gilzean (2)75,000[3]
3043 October 1964Ninian Park,Cardiff (A) Wales2–3British Home ChampionshipStevie Chalmers,Dave Gibson37,093[3]
30521 October 1964Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Finland3–1World Cup qualificationDenis Law,Stevie Chalmers,Dave Gibson54,442[3]
30625 November 1964Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Northern Ireland3–2British Home ChampionshipDavie Wilson (2),Alan Gilzean48,752[3]
30710 April 1965Wembley Stadium, London (A) England2–2British Home ChampionshipDenis Law,Ian St. John98,199[3]
3088 May 1965Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Spain0–0Friendly60,146[3]
30923 May 1965Stadion Slaski,Chorzów (A) Poland1–1World Cup qualificationDenis Law67,462[3]
31027 May 1965Olympic Stadium,Helsinki (A) Finland2–1World Cup qualificationDavie Wilson,John Greig20,162[3]
3112 October 1965Windsor Park,Belfast (A) Northern Ireland2–3British Home ChampionshipAlan Gilzean (2)50,000[3]
31213 October 1965Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Poland1–2World Cup qualificationBilly McNeill107,580[3]
3139 November 1965Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Italy1–0World Cup qualificationJohn Greig100,393[3]
31424 November 1965Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Wales4–1British Home ChampionshipBobby Murdoch (2),Willie Henderson,John Greig49,888[3]
3157 December 1965Stadio San Paolo,Naples (A) Italy0–3World Cup qualification68,873[3]
3162 April 1966Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) England3–4British Home ChampionshipDenis Law,Jimmy Johnstone (2)123,052[5]
31711 May 1966Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Netherlands0–3Friendly16,513[5]
31818 June 1966Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Portugal0–1Friendly23,332[5]
31925 June 1966Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Brazil1–1FriendlyStevie Chalmers74,933[5]
32022 October 1966Ninian Park,Cardiff (A) Wales1–1British Home Championship[d]Denis Law33,269[5]
32116 November 1966Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Northern Ireland2–1British Home Championship[d]Bobby Murdoch,Bobby Lennox45,281[5]
32215 April 1967Wembley Stadium, London (A) England3–2British Home Championship[d]Denis Law,Bobby Lennox,Jim McCalliog99,063[5]
32310 May 1967Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Soviet Union0–2Friendly53,497[5]
32416 May 1967National Stadium,Ramat Gan (A) Israel2–1Friendly[e]Willie Morgan,Alex Ferguson[f]27,000[10][11][12][13][14]
32528 May 1967Sydney Showground,Sydney (A) Australia1–0Friendly[e]Alex Ferguson34,792[15][16][17][18]
32631 May 1967Norwood Oval,Adelaide (A) Australia2–1Friendly[e]Jim Townsend,Willie Morgan12,500[19][16][20][21]
3273 June 1967Olympic Park Stadium,Melbourne (A) Australia2–0Friendly[e]Alex Ferguson (2)22,138[22][16][23][24]
32813 June 1967Alexander Park,Winnipeg (A) Canada Olympic Team7–2Friendly[e]Joe Harper (5),[g]Bobby Hope,Willie Morgan3,000[25][26][27]
32921 October 1967Windsor Park,Belfast (A) Northern Ireland0–1British Home Championship[d]55,000[5]
33022 November 1967Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Wales3–2British Home Championship[d]Alan Gilzean (2),Ronnie McKinnon57,472[5]
33124 February 1968Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) England1–1British Home Championship[d]John Hughes134,000[5]
33230 May 1968Olympic Stadium,Amsterdam (A) Netherlands0–0Friendly19,000[5]
33316 October 1968Idraetsparken,Copenhagen (A) Denmark1–0FriendlyBobby Lennox11,900[5]
3346 November 1968Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Austria2–1World Cup qualificationDenis Law,Billy Bremner80,856[5]
33511 December 1968GSP Stadium,Nicosia (A) Cyprus5–0World Cup qualificationAlan Gilzean (2),Bobby Murdoch,Colin Stein (2)5,895[5]
33616 April 1969Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) West Germany1–1World Cup qualificationBobby Murdoch96,292[5]
3373 May 1969Racecourse Ground,Wrexham (A) Wales5–3British Home ChampionshipBilly McNeill,Colin Stein,Alan Gilzean,Billy Bremner,Tommy McLean18,765[5]
3386 May 1969Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Northern Ireland1–1British Home ChampionshipColin Stein7,483[5]
33910 May 1969Wembley Stadium, London (A) England1–4British Home ChampionshipColin Stein89,902[5]
34017 May 1969Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Cyprus8–0World Cup qualificationEddie Gray,Billy McNeill,Colin Stein (4),Willie Henderson,Tommy Gemmell39,095[5]
34121 September 1969Dalymount Park,Dublin (A) Republic of Ireland1–1FriendlyColin Stein30,000[5]
34222 October 1969Volksparkstadion,Hamburg (A) West Germany2–3World Cup qualificationJimmy Johnstone,Alan Gilzean70,448[5]
3435 November 1969Praterstadion,Vienna (A) Austria0–2World Cup qualification10,091[5]
34418 April 1970Windsor Park,Belfast (A) Northern Ireland1–0British Home ChampionshipJohn O'Hare31,000[5]
34522 April 1970Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Wales0–0British Home Championship30,434[5]
34625 April 1970Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) England0–0British Home Championship137,438[5]
34711 November 1970Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Denmark1–0Euro 1972 qualifyingJohn O'Hare24,618[5]
3483 February 1971Stade Sclessin,Liège (A) Belgium0–3Euro 1972 qualifying13,931[28]
34921 April 1971Estádio da Luz,Lisbon (A) Portugal0–2Euro 1972 qualifying35,463[28]
35015 May 1971Ninian Park,Cardiff (A) Wales0–0British Home Championship19,068[28]
35118 May 1971Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Northern Ireland0–1British Home Championship31,643[28]
35222 May 1971Wembley Stadium, London (A) England1–3British Home ChampionshipHugh Curran91,469[28]
3539 June 1971Idraetsparken,Copenhagen (A) Denmark0–1Euro 1972 qualifying37,682[28]
35414 June 1971Central Lenin Stadium, Moscow (A) Soviet Union0–1Friendly20,000[28]
35513 October 1971Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Portugal2–1Euro 1972 qualifyingJohn O'Hare,Archie Gemmill58,612[28]
35610 November 1971Pittodrie Stadium,Aberdeen (H) Belgium1–0Euro 1972 qualifyingJohn O'Hare36,500[28]
3571 December 1971Olympic Stadium,Amsterdam (A) Netherlands1–2FriendlyGeorge Graham20,000[28]
35826 April 1972Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Peru2–0FriendlyJohn O'Hare,Denis Law21,001[28]
35920 May 1972Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Northern Ireland2–0British Home ChampionshipDenis Law,Peter Lorimer39,710[28]
36024 May 1972Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Wales1–0British Home ChampionshipPeter Lorimer21,332[28]
36127 May 1972Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) England0–1British Home Championship119,325[28]
36229 June 1972Mineirão,Belo Horizonte (N) Yugoslavia2–2Brazil Independence CupLou Macari (2)4,000[28]
3632 July 1972Estadio Biera Rio,Porto Alegre (N) Czechoslovakia0–0Brazil Independence Cup5,000[28]
3645 July 1972Estadio do Maracana,Rio de Janeiro (A) Brazil0–1Brazil Independence Cup130,000[28]
36518 October 1972Idraetsparken,Copenhagen (A) Denmark4–1World Cup qualificationLou Macari,Jimmy Bone,Joe Harper,Willie Morgan31,200[28]
36615 November 1972Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Denmark2–0World Cup qualificationKenny Dalglish,Peter Lorimer47,109[28]
36714 February 1973Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) England0–5Friendly[h]48,470[28]
36812 May 1973Racecourse Ground,Wrexham (A) Wales2–0British Home ChampionshipGeorge Graham (2)18,682[28]
36916 May 1973Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Northern Ireland1–2British Home ChampionshipKenny Dalglish39,018[28]
37019 May 1973Wembley Stadium, London (A) England0–1British Home Championship95,950[28]
37122 June 1973Wankdorf Stadion,Bern (A)  Switzerland0–1Friendly10,000[28]
37230 June 1973Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Brazil0–1Friendly[h]78,181[28]
37326 September 1973Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Czechoslovakia2–1World Cup qualificationJim Holton,Joe Jordan95,786[28]
37417 October 1973Tehelne Pole Stadion,Bratislava (A) Czechoslovakia0–1World Cup qualification13,668[28]
37514 November 1973Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) West Germany1–1Friendly[h]Jim Holton58,235[28]
37627 March 1974Waldstadion,Frankfurt (A) West Germany1–2FriendlyKenny Dalglish62,000[28]
37711 May 1974Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Northern Ireland0–1British Home Championship53,775[28]
37814 May 1974Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Wales2–0British Home ChampionshipKenny Dalglish,Sandy Jardine41,969[28]
37918 May 1974Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) England2–0British Home ChampionshipJoe Jordan,Own goal94,487[28]
3801 June 1974Stade Klokke,Bruges (A) Belgium1–2FriendlyJimmy Johnstone7,769[28]
3816 June 1974Ullevaal Stadion,Oslo (A) Norway2–1FriendlyJoe Jordan,Kenny Dalglish18,432[28]
38214 June 1974Westfalenstadion,Dortmund (N) Zaire2–0World CupPeter Lorimer,Joe Jordan25,800[28]
38318 June 1974Waldstadion,Frankfurt (N) Brazil0–0World Cup62,000[28]
38422 June 1974Waldstadion,Frankfurt (N) Yugoslavia1–1World CupJoe Jordan56,000[28]
38530 October 1974Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) East Germany3–0FriendlyTommy Hutchison,Kenny Burns,Kenny Dalglish39,445[28]
38620 November 1974Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Spain1–2Euro 1976 qualifyingBilly Bremner94,331[28]
3875 February 1975Estadio Luis Casanova,Valencia (A) Spain1–1Euro 1976 qualifyingJoe Jordan40,952[28]
38816 April 1975Ullevi Stadion,Gothenburg (A) Sweden1–1FriendlyTed MacDougall15,574[28]
38913 May 1975Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Portugal1–0FriendlyOwn goal34,307[28]
39017 May 1975Ninian Park,Cardiff (A) Wales2–2British Home ChampionshipColin Jackson,Bruce Rioch23,509[28]
39120 May 1975Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Northern Ireland3–0British Home ChampionshipTed MacDougall,Kenny Dalglish,Derek Parlane64,696[28]
39224 May 1975Wembley Stadium, London (A) England1–5British Home ChampionshipBruce Rioch98,241[28]
3931 June 1975Stadionul 23 August,Bucharest (A) Romania1–1Euro 1976 qualifyingGordon McQueen52,203[28]
3943 September 1975Idraetsparken,Copenhagen (A) Denmark1–0Euro 1976 qualifyingJoe Harper40,300[28]
39529 October 1975Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Denmark3–1Euro 1976 qualifyingKenny Dalglish,Bruce Rioch,Ted MacDougall48,021[28]
39617 December 1975Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Romania1–1Euro 1976 qualifyingBruce Rioch11,375[28]
3977 April 1976Hampden Park,Glasgow (H)  Switzerland1–0FriendlyWillie Pettigrew15,531[29]
3986 May 1976Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Wales3–1British Home ChampionshipWillie Pettigrew,Bruce Rioch,Eddie Gray25,466[29]
3998 May 1976Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Northern Ireland3–0British Home ChampionshipArchie Gemmill,Don Masson,Kenny Dalglish49,897[29]
40015 May 1976Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) England2–1British Home ChampionshipDon Masson,Kenny Dalglish85,167[29]
4018 September 1976Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Finland6–0FriendlyBruce Rioch,Don Masson,Kenny Dalglish,Andy Gray (2),Eddie Gray16,338[29]
40213 October 1976Sparta Stadion,Prague (A) Czechoslovakia0–2World Cup qualification38,000[29]
40317 November 1976Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Wales1–0World Cup qualificationOwn goal63,233[29]
40427 April 1977Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Sweden3–1FriendlyAsa Hartford,Kenny Dalglish,Joe Craig22,659[29]
40528 May 1977Racecourse Ground,Wrexham (A) Wales0–0British Home Championship14,469[29]
4061 June 1977Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Northern Ireland3–0British Home ChampionshipKenny Dalglish (2),Gordon McQueen44,699[29]
4074 June 1977Wembley Stadium, London (A) England2–1British Home ChampionshipGordon McQueen,Kenny Dalglish98,103[29]
40815 June 1977Estadio Nacional de Chile,Santiago (A) Chile4–2FriendlyKenny Dalglish,Lou Macari (2),Asa Hartford17,000[29]
40918 June 1977Estadio Boca Juniors,Buenos Aires (A) Argentina1–1FriendlyDon Masson57,000[29]
41023 June 1977Estadio do Maracana,Rio de Janeiro (A) Brazil0–2Friendly60,763[29]
4117 September 1977Stadion der Weltjugend,East Berlin (A) East Germany0–1Friendly50,000[29]
41221 September 1977Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Czechoslovakia3–1World Cup qualificationJoe Jordan,Asa Hartford,Kenny Dalglish85,000[29]
41312 October 1977Anfield,Liverpool (N)[i] Wales2–0World Cup qualificationDon Masson,Kenny Dalglish50,850[29]
41422 February 1978Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Bulgaria2–1FriendlyArchie Gemmill,Ian Wallace57,344[29]
41513 May 1978Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Northern Ireland1–1British Home ChampionshipDerek Johnstone64,433[29]
41617 May 1978Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Wales1–1British Home ChampionshipDerek Johnstone70,241[29]
41720 May 1978Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) England0–1British Home Championship88,319[29]
4183 June 1978Estadio Chateau Carreras,Córdoba (N) Peru1–3World CupJoe Jordan37,927[29]
4197 June 1978Estadio Chateau Carreras,Córdoba (N) Iran1–1World CupOwn goal7,938[29]
42011 June 1978Estadio San Martin,Mendoza (N) Netherlands3–2World CupKenny Dalglish,Archie Gemmill (2)35,130[29]
42120 September 1978Praterstadion,Vienna (A) Austria2–3Euro 1980 qualifyingGordon McQueen,Andy Gray62,281[29]
42225 October 1978Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Norway3–2Euro 1980 qualifyingKenny Dalglish (2),Archie Gemmill65,372[29]
42329 November 1978Estádio da Luz,Lisbon (A) Portugal0–1Euro 1980 qualifying70,000[29]
42419 May 1979Ninian Park,Cardiff (A) Wales0–3British Home Championship20,371[29]
42522 May 1979Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Northern Ireland1–0British Home ChampionshipArthur Graham28,524[29]
42626 May 1979Wembley Stadium, London (A) England1–3British Home ChampionshipJohn Wark100,000[29]
4272 June 1979Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Argentina1–3FriendlyArthur Graham61,918[29]
4287 June 1979Ullevaal Stadion,Oslo (A) Norway4–0Euro 1980 qualifyingJoe Jordan,Kenny Dalglish,John Robertson,Gordon McQueen17,269[29]
42912 September 1979Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Peru1–1FriendlyOwn goal41,035[29]
43017 October 1979Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Austria1–1Euro 1980 qualifyingArchie Gemmill67,895[29]
43121 November 1979Stade Heysel,Brussels (A) Belgium0–2Euro 1980 qualifying14,289[29]
43219 December 1979Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Belgium1–3Euro 1980 qualifyingJohn Robertson25,389[29]

Record by opponent

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TeamPldWDLGFGAGDWPCT
 Argentina201124−20.00
 Australia330051+4100.00
 Austria62131012−233.33
 Belgium5104310−720.00
 Brazil502315−40.00
 Bulgaria110021+1100.00
 Canada Olympic Team110072+5100.00
 Chile110042+2100.00
 Cyprus2200130+13100.00
 Czechoslovakia83141015−537.50
 Denmark7601123+985.71
 East Germany210131+250.00
 England2174102845−1733.33
 Finland3300112+9100.00
 Hungary10103300.00
 Iran10101100.00
 Israel110021+1100.00
 Italy210113−250.00
 Netherlands411247−325.00
 Northern Ireland1911264019+2157.89
 Norway5401188+1080.00
 Peru311144033.33
 Poland301246−20.00
 Portugal520335−240.00
 Republic of Ireland421183+550.00
 Romania20202200.00
 Soviet Union200203−30.00
 Spain412185+325.00
 Sweden211042+250.00
  Switzerland210111050.00
 Turkey100124−20.00
 Uruguay100123−10.00
 Wales2112633622+1457.14
 West Germany503279−20.00
 Yugoslavia20203300.00
 Zaire110020+2100.00
Total158703355266217+4944.30
Source:Results

British Home Championship record by season

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YearPlacing
1959–601st (joint)
1960–613rd
1961–621st
1962–631st
1963–641st (joint)
1964–653rd
1965–663rd
1966–671st
1967–682nd
1968–692nd
1969–701st (joint)
1970–714th
1971–721st (joint)
1972–733rd
1973–741st (joint)
1974–752nd (joint)
1975–761st
1976–771st
1977–783rd
1978–793rd

Notes

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  1. ^The SFA credit the third Scotland goal to Davie Wilson,[2] butRSSSF credit the goal toPat Quinn.[3]
  2. ^The match was played as a tie-breaking play-off because Scotland and Czechoslovakia were level on 6 points. It finished 2–2 after 90 minutes and was decided by a period ofextra time.
  3. ^The match was abandoned after 79 minutes by English refereeJim Finney after two Austrian players were sent off. Finney said afterwards: "I felt that I had to abandon the match or somebody would have been seriously hurt."[3] The match was recognised by FIFA as an official international and caps were awarded by the SFA.
  4. ^abcdefThe1967 and1968 British Home Championships were also used as aUEFA Euro 1968 qualifying group. Scotland finished in second place ingroup 8 and did not progress further in the competition.
  5. ^abcdeFive matches from the 1967 SFA tour were reclassified as full internationals in 2021.[6][7][8]
  6. ^Some reports listEddie Colquhoun as the second goalscorer, others asHarry Hood.[9]
  7. ^Some reports assign only 3 goals to Joe Harper, crediting the others to Willie Morgan (his second) and a Canadian own goal.[9]
  8. ^abcThreefriendly matches were organised in 1973 to celebrate the centenary of theScottish Football Association. These were against traditional rivalsEngland,1970 FIFA World Cup winnersBrazil andUEFA Euro 1972 winnersWest Germany.
  9. ^Ninian Park, the normal home ground forWales at the time, was not used because there had been disorder at a Wales match there in 1976. TheFootball Association of Wales decided to play the match at Anfield, rather than an alternative Welsh ground such as theRacecourse Ground inWrexham, because it had a much greater capacity.[30]

References

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  1. ^abcdefgBrown, Alan; Tossani, Gabriele (23 January 2014)."Scotland – International Matches 1956-1960". Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation. Retrieved3 February 2014.
  2. ^"Scottish Football Association: The Scottish FA: Scotland". Archived fromthe original on 27 September 2007. Retrieved19 December 2008.
  3. ^abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzaaabacadaeafagahaiajBrown, Alan; Tossani, Gabriele (23 January 2014)."Scotland – International Matches 1961-1965". Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation. Retrieved2 February 2014.
  4. ^"Day defeated Austrians threw the toys out of the pram".The Herald. 8 May 2013.
  5. ^abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzaaBrown, Alan; Tossani, Gabriele (23 January 2014)."Scotland – International Matches 1966-1970". Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation. Retrieved2 February 2014.
  6. ^"Former Scotland players to be recognised with international caps including Sir Alex Ferguson".scottishfa.co.uk. Scottish Football Association. 9 October 2021. Retrieved12 October 2021.
  7. ^Scotland Unofficial Matches 1964-1967,RSSSF, 23 July 2020
  8. ^Tour games in 1967 that the Aussies count and we don't, The Scotsman, 14 August 2012
  9. ^abDid Joe Harper really score five? The conundrum of Scotland’s 1967 World Tour, Andy Mitchell Scottish Sport History, 7 February 2023
  10. ^"How have Scotland fared in previous meetings with Israel?".The Scotsman. 10 October 2018. Retrieved16 May 2019.
  11. ^Ferguson's Late Goal Gives Scots Win Over Israel, The Glasgow Herald, 17 May 1967, scan via London Hearts Supporters Club
  12. ^Jean-Michel Cazal and Yaniv Bleicher (11 April 2019)."Israel National Team – List of Official Games (detail)".Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation. Retrieved16 May 2019.
  13. ^Tue 16 May 1967 Israel 1 Scotland 2, London Hearts Supporters Club
  14. ^Israel v Scotland, 16 May 1967, 11v11.com
  15. ^Narrow Win For Scots In Sydney, The Glasgow Herald, 29 May 1967, scan via London Hearts Supporters Club
  16. ^abc"Socceroo B Matches for 1967".Ozfootball. Retrieved16 May 2019.
  17. ^Sun 28 May 1967 Australia 0 Scotland 1, London Hearts Supporters Club
  18. ^Australia v Scotland, 28 May 1967, 11v11.com
  19. ^Scotland Beat Australia, The Glasgow Herald, 1 June 1967, scan via London Hearts Supporters Club
  20. ^Wed 31 May 1967 Australia 1 Scotland 2, London Hearts Supporters Club
  21. ^Australia v Scotland, 31 May 1967, 11v11.com
  22. ^Scots Triumph Again In Australia, The Glasgow Herald, 5 June 1967, scan via London Hearts Supporters Club
  23. ^Thu 03 Aug 1967 Australia 0 Scotland 2, London Hearts Supporters Club
  24. ^Australia v Scotland, 03 June 1967, 11v11.com
  25. ^Nap-Hand For Harper, The Evening Times, 14 June 1967, scan via London Hearts Supporters Club
  26. ^Sun 13 Aug 1967 Canadian Olympic XI 2 Scotland 7, London Hearts Supporters Club
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