Scotland boss Steve Clarke in the spotlight after recent talk around national team fixtures and kit plans; 1963-born ex-Chelsea, St Mirren defender, long Scotland tenure.
Scotland has replaced Billy Gilmour with 19-year-old Tyler Fletcher in the World Cup squad after Gilmour sustains a knee injury in a friendly against Curacao. Fletcher has made his international debut as a substitute in Hampden’s 4-1 win, and will travel to the USA for the warm-up and Group C clashes.
TRNSMT festival in Glasgow will show Scotland's World Cup match against Morocco on June 19 on large screens, with earlier performances by Richard Ashcroft. Meanwhile, Scotland will host viewing events at the OVO Hydro, and FIFA's ticket sales for the World Cup are opening in April amid high demand. Terminal V festival in Edinburgh will end after 2026, with plans for a new site and international tour. These events highlight Scotland's vibrant cultural and sporting scene during the World Cup summer.
Paul Pogba, returning from injury, scored in a friendly for Monaco, which is fighting for Champions League qualification. The former World Cup winner has played limited minutes since joining Monaco last year due to injuries and off-field issues. Monaco is sixth in Ligue 1 with seven matches remaining.
Scotland's national team prepares for their first World Cup in 28 years, facing Haiti, Morocco, and Brazil. They have unveiled new kits and played a warm-up match, with squad selection ongoing ahead of the tournament starting in June in the United States.
Vancouver Whitecaps have reportedly been exploring relocation options due to stadium economics and revenue challenges, with Las Vegas identified as a potential new home; Ryan Gauld remains a key figure as the club faces a bold, uncertain future.