Just when they believed that Steve Clarke had succeeded in turning the stricken tanker around, a familiar sinking feeling washed over the majority housed inside Hampden. After all the talk of a ...

In the direct aftermath of Scotland's 3-0 defeat to Greece on Sunday, there was a split in the camp. 'It's an embarrassing night for us,' admitted midfielder John McGinn.

but will they have a fit goalkeeper by then? Click here to visit the Scotland home page for the latest news and sport Steve Clarke got most things right in Liechtenstein’s picturesque Rheinpark ...

Steve Clarke's Scotland legacy would be altered with World Cup qualification, but momentum needs found fast after a bruising defeat by Iceland, writes Scott Mullen. advertisement. BBC.

Steve Clarke insisted that the job is only half done despite Scotland winning in Greece for the first time. Scott McTominay’s 33rd-minute penalty was enough to ensure Clarke’s side will ...

Steve Clarke stressed that there is still work to do after Scotland boosted their hopes of remaining a top-flight Nations League side with a 1-0 play-off win against Greece in Athens.

Over the next two years, four or five others will be in the same position as Hanley and Steve Clarke seems to be doing no planning for the future. David: Clarke just isn't inventive, ...

Greek odyssey gives Steve Clarke a chance to leave a parting gift as he begins what could be a farewell tour as Scotland head coach. Story by John Mcgarry • 2mo.

STEVE CLARKE admits rookie keeper Cieran Slicker wasn’t ready for his Scotland debut. The Ipswich back-up goalie had a Hampden howler against Iceland. Clarke was forced to throw on rookie ...

Steve Clarke looks to have run out of ideas, and it's surely time for him to go as Scotland boss. The likes of McTominay and Gilmour are now operating at a level far beyond Clarke's negative tactics.

For Steve Clarke and his players, it’ll be the first of two friendlies, with a visit to Liechtenstein to come on Monday night. With the World Cup qualifying campaign coming sharply into view in ...