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Scotland national football team results (2020–present)

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Scotland national football team results

This article lists the results for theScotland national football team from 2020 to present.

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 and scheduled fixtures

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Scotland's score is shown first in each case.

Match numberDateVenueOpponentsScoreCompetitionScotland scorersAtt.Ref.
7844 September 2020Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Israel1–12020–21 Nations LeagueRyan Christie0[A][1]
7857 September 2020Andrův stadion,Olomouc (A) Czech Republic2–12020–21 Nations LeagueLyndon Dykes,Ryan Christie0[A][1]
7868 October 2020Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Israel0–0Euro 2020 qualifying play-offs[note 1]—0[A][1]
78711 October 2020Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Slovakia1–02020–21 Nations LeagueLyndon Dykes0[A][1]
78814 October 2020Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Czech Republic1–02020–21 Nations LeagueRyan Fraser0[A][1]
78912 November 2020Red Star Stadium,Belgrade (A) Serbia1–1Euro 2020 qualifying play-offs[note 2]Ryan Christie0[A][1]
79015 November 2020Anton Malatinský Stadium,Trnava (A) Slovakia0–12020–21 Nations League—0[A][1]
79118 November 2020Netanya Stadium,Netanya (A) Israel0–12020–21 Nations League—0[A][1]
79225 March 2021Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Austria2–22022 World Cup qualificationGrant Hanley,John McGinn0[A][2]
79328 March 2021Bloomfield Stadium,Tel Aviv (A) Israel1–12022 World Cup qualificationRyan Fraser5,000[B][2][3]
79431 March 2021Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Faroe Islands4–02022 World Cup qualificationJohn McGinn (2),Ché Adams,Ryan Fraser0[A][2]
7952 June 2021Estádio Algarve,Faro/Loulé (N) Netherlands2–2FriendlyJack Hendry,Kevin Nisbet0[A][2]
7966 June 2021Stade Josy Barthel,Luxembourg (A) Luxembourg1–0FriendlyChé Adams1,000[B][2]
79714 June 2021Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Czech Republic0–2Euro 2020—9,847[B][2][4]
79818 June 2021Wembley Stadium,London (A) England0–0Euro 2020—20,306[B][2][5]
79922 June 2021Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Croatia1–3Euro 2020Callum McGregor9,896[B][2][6]
8001 September 2021Parken Stadium,Copenhagen (A) Denmark0–22022 World Cup qualification—34,562[2][7]
8014 September 2021Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Moldova1–02022 World Cup qualificationLyndon Dykes40,869[2][8]
8027 September 2021Ernst-Happel-Stadion,Vienna (A) Austria1–02022 World Cup qualificationLyndon Dykes18,800[2][9]
8039 October 2021Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Israel3–22022 World Cup qualificationJohn McGinn,Lyndon Dykes,Scott McTominay50,585[2][10][11]
80412 October 2021Tórsvøllur,Tórshavn (A) Faroe Islands1–02022 World Cup qualificationLyndon Dykes4,233[2][12]
80512 November 2021Zimbru Stadium,Chișinău (A) Moldova2–02022 World Cup qualificationNathan Patterson,Ché Adams3,642[2][13]
80615 November 2021Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Denmark2–02022 World Cup qualificationJohn Souttar,Ché Adams49,527[2][14]
80724 March 2022Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Poland1–1FriendlyKieran Tierney39,090[2][15][16][17]
80829 March 2022Ernst-Happel-Stadion,Vienna (A) Austria2–2FriendlyJack Hendry,John McGinn6,600[2][15]
8091 June 2022Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Ukraine1–32022 World Cup qualification play-offsCallum McGregor49,772[2][15][18]
8108 June 2022Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Armenia2–02022–23 Nations LeagueAnthony Ralston,Scott McKenna38,627[2][19][18]
81111 June 2022Aviva Stadium,Dublin (A) Republic of Ireland0–32022–23 Nations League—46,927[2][19][18]
81214 June 2022Republican Stadium,Yerevan (A) Armenia4–12022–23 Nations LeagueStuart Armstrong (2),John McGinn,Ché Adams13,500[2][19][18]
81321 September 2022Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Ukraine3–02022–23 Nations LeagueJohn McGinn,Lyndon Dykes (2)42,846[2][19][18]
81424 September 2022Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Republic of Ireland2–12022–23 Nations LeagueJack Hendry,Ryan Christie48,853[2][19][18]
81527 September 2022Józef Piłsudski's Cracovia Stadium,Kraków (N) Ukraine0–02022–23 Nations League—13,534[2][19][18][20]
81616 November 2022Diyarbakır Stadium,Diyarbakır (A) Turkey1–2FriendlyJohn McGinn28,348[2][21][22]
81725 March 2023Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Cyprus3–0Euro 2024 qualifyingJohn McGinn,Scott McTominay (2)48,195[2][23]
81828 March 2023Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Spain2–0Euro 2024 qualifyingScott McTominay (2)47,976[2][23]
81917 June 2023Ullevaal Stadion,Oslo (A) Norway2–1Euro 2024 qualifyingLyndon Dykes,Kenny McLean25,791[2][23]
82020 June 2023Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Georgia2–0Euro 2024 qualifyingCallum McGregor,Scott McTominay50,062[2][23]
8218 September 2023AEK Arena,Larnaca (A) Cyprus3–0Euro 2024 qualifyingScott McTominay,Ryan Porteous,John McGinn6,633[2][23]
82212 September 2023Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) England1–3FriendlyOwn goal49,129[2][24]
82312 October 2023Estadio de La Cartuja,Seville (A) Spain0–2Euro 2024 qualifying—45,623[2][23]
82417 October 2023Stade Pierre-Mauroy,Lille (A) France1–4FriendlyBilly Gilmour44,000[2][25]
82516 November 2023Boris Paichadze Dinamo Arena,Tbilisi (A) Georgia2–2Euro 2024 qualifyingScott McTominay,Lawrence Shankland44,595[2][23]
82619 November 2023Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Norway3–3Euro 2024 qualifyingJohn McGinn,Own goal,Stuart Armstrong48,138[2][23]
82722 March 2024Johan Cruyff Arena,Amsterdam (A) Netherlands0–4Friendly—46,223[2][26]
82826 March 2024Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Northern Ireland0–1Friendly—33,452[2][26]
8293 June 2024Estadio Algarve,Faro/Loulé (N) Gibraltar2–0FriendlyRyan Christie,Ché Adams1,329[2][27]
8307 June 2024Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Finland2–2FriendlyOwn goal,Lawrence Shankland40,519[2][27]
83114 June 2024Allianz Arena,Munich (A) Germany1–5Euro 2024Own goal65,052[2][28]
83219 June 2024RheinEnergieStadion,Cologne (N)  Switzerland1–1Euro 2024Scott McTominay42,711[2][28]
83323 June 2024MHPArena,Stuttgart (N) Hungary0–1Euro 2024—54,000[2][28]
8345 September 2024Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Poland2–32024–25 Nations LeagueBilly Gilmour,Scott McTominay46,356[2]
8358 September 2024Estádio da Luz,Lisbon (A) Portugal1–22024–25 Nations LeagueScott McTominay59,894[2]
83612 October 2024Stadion Maksimir,Zagreb (A) Croatia1–22024–25 Nations LeagueRyan Christie21,702[2]
83715 October 2024Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Portugal0–02024–25 Nations League—49,056[2]
83815 November 2024Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Croatia1–02024–25 Nations LeagueJohn McGinn48,810[2]
83918 November 2024Stadion Narodowy,Warsaw (A) Poland2–12024–25 Nations LeagueJohn McGinn,Andy Robertson55,433[2]
84020 March 2025Karaiskakis Stadium,Piraeus (A) Greece1–02024–25 Nations League play-offsScott McTominay31,483[2]
84123 March 2025Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Greece0–32024–25 Nations League play-offs—48,626[2]
8426 June 2025Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Iceland1–3FriendlyJohn Souttar32,797[2][29]
8439 June 2025Rheinpark Stadion,Vaduz (A) Liechtenstein4–0FriendlyChé Adams (3),George Hirst4,036[2][29]
8445 September 2025Parken Stadium,Copenhagen (A) Denmark0–02026 World Cup qualification—35,369[2]
8458 September 2025ZTE Arena,Zalaegerszeg (N) Belarus2–02026 World Cup qualificationChé Adams,Own goal0[C][2][30]
8469 October 2025Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Greece3–12026 World Cup qualificationRyan Christie,Lewis Ferguson,Lyndon Dykes46,006[2]
84712 October 2025Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Belarus2–12026 World Cup qualificationChé Adams,Scott McTominay49,346[2]
84815 November 2025Karaiskakis Stadium,Piraeus (A) Greece2–32026 World Cup qualificationBen Gannon-Doak,Ryan Christie18,405
84918 November 2025Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Denmark4–22026 World Cup qualificationScott McTominay,Lawrence Shankland,Kieran Tierney,Kenny McLean49,587
85028 March 2026Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) JapanFriendly
85131 March 2026Hill Dickinson Stadium,Liverpool (N) Ivory CoastFriendly
85230 May 2026Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) CuraçaoFriendly
8536 June 2026Sports Illustrated Stadium,Harrison (N) PeruFriendly
85413 June 2026Gillette Stadium,Foxborough (N) Haiti2026 FIFA World Cup Group C
85519 June 2026Gillette Stadium,Foxborough (N) Morocco2026 FIFA World Cup Group C
85624 June 2026Hard Rock Stadium,Miami Gardens (N) Brazil2026 FIFA World Cup Group C
26 September 2026(A) Slovenia–2026–27 Nations League[31]
29 September 2026Hampden Park,Glasgow (H)  Switzerland–2026–27 Nations League[31]
3 October 2026(A) North Macedonia–2026–27 Nations League[31]
6 October 2026Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) Slovenia–2026–27 Nations League[31]
11 November 2026Hampden Park,Glasgow (H) North Macedonia–2026–27 Nations League[31]
16 November 2026(A)  Switzerland–2026–27 Nations League[31]
Notes
  1. ^
    A: Match heldbehind closed doors due to theCOVID-19 pandemic.
  2. ^
    B: Attendance restricted due to theCOVID-19 pandemic.
  3. ^
    C: Due to theBelarusian involvement in theRussian invasion of Ukraine, Belarus are required to play their home matches at neutral venues andbehind closed doors.

Record by opponent

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TeamPldWDLGFGAGDWPCT
 Armenia220061+5100.00
 Austria312054+133.33
 Belarus220041+3100.00
 Brazil0000000—
 Croatia310235−233.33
 Cyprus220060+6100.00
 Czech Republic320133066.67
 Denmark421164+250.00
 England201113−20.00
 Faroe Islands220050+5100.00
 Finland10102200.00
 France100114−30.00
 Georgia211042+250.00
 Germany100115−40.00
 Gibraltar110020+2100.00
 Greece420267−150.00
 Haiti0000000—
 Hungary100101−10.00
 Iceland100113−20.00
 Israel513155020.00
 Ivory Coast0000000—
 Liechtenstein110040+4100.00
 Luxembourg110010+1100.00
 Morocco0000000—
 Moldova220030+3100.00
 Netherlands201126−40.00
 North Macedonia0000000—
 Northern Ireland100101−10.00
 Norway211054+150.00
 Peru0000000—
 Poland311155033.33
 Portugal201112−10.00
 Republic of Ireland210124−250.00
 Serbia10101100.00
 Slovakia210111050.00
 Slovenia0000000—
 Spain210122050.00
  Switzerland10101100.00
 Turkey100112−10.00
 Ukraine311143+133.33
Total662916219482+1243.94
Source:Results

Notes

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  1. ^Scotland won 5–3 in apenalty shootout.
  2. ^Scotland won 5–4 in apenalty shootout.

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