Scotland 0-4 Belgium
Euro 2020 Qualifiers
Group Stages
Mon 9th September 2019
19:45
Hampden, Glasgow (H)
Att: 25,524
Referee: Pawel Gil (Poland)
D Marshall
S O`Donnell
C Mulgrew
L Cooper
A Robertson
C McGregor (S Armstrong 68)
K McLean
S McTominay
R Christie (J McGinn 86)
M Phillips (J Russell 77)
R Snodgrass
Manager:
Steve Clarke
FIFA Ranking: 48
Lukaku(9)
Vermaelen(24)
Alderweireld(32)
De Bruyne(82)
De Bruyne(9, 24, 32)
Lukaku(82)
T Courtois
T Alderweireld
T Vermaelen
J Vertonghen
T Meunier
Y Tielemans (Y Verschaeren 86)
L Dendoncker
N Chadli (Y Carrasco 77)
D Mertens
K De Bruyne(C)
R Lukaku
Manager:
Roberto Martinez
FIFA Ranking: 1
Key: Goals Assists Missed Penalty Red Card
| 1 | David Marshall (Wigan Athletic) | (31 Caps) | Age: 34 | ||
| 2 | Stephen O`Donnell (Kilmarnock) |  |
(11 Caps) | Age: 27 | |
| 3 | Andrew Robertson (Liverpool) Captain | (32 Caps) | Age: 25 | ||
| 4 | Charlie Mulgrew (Wigan Athletic) | (43 Caps) | Age: 33 | ||
| 5 | Liam Cooper (Leeds Utd) | (2 Caps) | Age: 28 | ||
| 6 | Scott McTominay (Manchester Utd) | |
(11 Caps) | Age: 22 | |
| 10 | Callum McGregor (Celtic) | (15 Caps) | Age: 26 | ||
| 16 | Kenny McLean (Norwich City) | (10 Caps) | Age: 27 | ||
| 17 | Robert Snodgrass (West Ham Utd) | (27 Caps) | Age: 32 | ||
| 19 | Matt Phillips (West Bromwich Albion) | (16 Caps) | Age: 28 | ||
| 20 | Ryan Christie (Celtic) | (7 Caps) | Age: 24 | ||
| 8 | John McGinn (Aston Villa) | (17 Caps) | Age: 24 | ||
| (Replaced Ryan Christie 86 min) | |||||
| 18 | Stuart Armstrong (Southampton) | (16 Caps) | Age: 27 | ||
| (Replaced Callum McGregor 68 min) | |||||
| 22 | Johnny Russell (Sporting Kansas City) | (13 Caps) | Age: 29 | ||
| (Replaced Matt Phillips 77 min) | |||||
Yellow Card  Red Card  Double Booking  Goals Scored Assist  Penalty Save |
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6 Scott McTominay
Euro 2020 Qualifiers
Group Stages
Mon 9th September 2019
19:45
Hampden, Glasgow (H)
Att: 25,524
Referee: Pawel Gil (Poland)
Euro 2020 Qualifiers
Group Stages
Mon 9th September 2019
19:45
Hampden, Glasgow (H)
Att: 25,524
Referee: Pawel Gil (Poland)
After only nine minutes, a Belgium counter attack led to De Bruyne laying the ball on a plate for Lukaku, who was one on one with Marshall, to slot home an early opener. Nine minutes later, De Bruyne set up Lukaku again, but he put it wide. After 24 minutes, De Bruyne put a great cross into the box for Vermaelen to knock it past Marshall and make it 2-0. Just after the half-hour mark, Tielemans sent a looping volley inches wide. A minute later Belgium got a third. A corner from De Bruyne was met by the head of Alderwiereld. His header went in off the bar to make it 3-0. Things were looking very daunting for Scotland at this stage. At the start of the second half, David Marshall denied Mertens a fourth, when he saved his curling shot. A few minutes later, Scotland's best chance came when Robertson got in behind the defence, but his low shot was saved by Courtois. With 20 minutes left, De Bruyne played a one-two with Mertens before narrowly shooting wide. Belgium made it 4-0 with eight minutes remaining. Lukaku passed to De Bruyne who hit a low curling shot past Marshall. In injury time, Marshall saved a shot by Verschaeren to keep it at 4-0, which was kind for Scotland, in what was Scotland's biggest ever defeat in a home competitive game.