Scottish football manager and former player, Scotland national team boss
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.
Scotland has cancelled a closed-door training game with Norway in Charlotte due to injuries, prompting strong criticism from Norway’s coach and players. Clarke says the cancellation is precautionary, while Norway allege unprofessional conduct. The dispute follows Billy Gilmour’s injury and Scotland’s 4-0 win over Bolivia.
MacIntyre and Scotland are in the spotlight as the US Open looms. The Oban golfer has watched Scotland’s national team excel on the world stage while preparing for Shinnecock Hills, balancing golf with family life and a tough patch in form.
Scotland has stressed it relies on 26 players to navigate the World Cup group stage, with Scott McTominay’s fitness a focal point after stomach illness. McTominay is training ahead of Scotland’s opener against Haiti, while Billy Gilmour is travelling with the squad and McKenna’s fitness is monitored.
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Scotland fans have converged on Boston for the World Cup, driving bars to stock shortages and city-wide celebrations. The Scots mark their first World Cup appearance in 28 years with mass fanfare, including massed bagpipes, street celebrations, and notable moments like a traffic-cone tradition tied to Glasgow’s Duke of Wellington statue.
Scotland supporters have flooded Boston and Providence, transforming local scenes as they celebrate the World Cup. The Tartan Army has extended hours, boosted bars and restaurants, and donated to local causes, while a small England contingent experiences the banter. The narrative centers on hospitality, culture clash, and a surge of Scottish pride in the US.
England extends its 4-2 victory after a measured lineup; Ghana brings in Benjamin Asare after injury and recalls Thomas Partey amid visa issues. Canada and Morocco lineups unfold in mid-tage fixtures for WC 2026.
Police Scotland has charged a 36-year-old man after five men were wounded in a sequence of attacks across west and north Edinburgh on 19 June. Videos show a bare-chested man carrying a long weapon and battering a restaurant door; three victims required hospital treatment. Counter-terrorism officers are supporting the inquiry and prosecutors have received a report.
Scotland is already under pressure after a 3-0 defeat to Brazil, leaving them waiting on other results to determine if they reach the knockout stages as one of the best third-placed teams. Clarke has stepped down, and the team is planning for a potential last-32 path while Brazil play Morocco. A crucial group-stage run remains in the balance.
Scotland have faced Brazil in Miami in Group C. They have conceded costly goals and now wait to see if they advance to the knockout rounds. Manager Steve Clarke has acknowledged mistakes while John McGinn says the players are gutted but committed.
Scottish supporters have carried their World Cup run into Miami, turning Ocean Drive and local bars into a showcase of kilts, bagpipes and Saltire flags as Brazil loom in the next game. The crowd's energy has warmed locals and surprised officials alike.
Scotland has progressed with three points but faces a high-stakes finale against Brazil; outcomes depend on results elsewhere and injuries to key players. The scenario remains live as groups near completion.
Germany has exited the World Cup in the last-32 after a penalty shootout defeat to Paraguay. Julian Nagelsmann has stepped down; Jurgen Klopp is set to discuss replacing him. The German Football Association will pursue talks with Klopp while weighing the team's need for structural change to reclaim form.
Scotland has exited the World Cup group stage after defeats to Morocco and Brazil, with a 1-0 win over Haiti. Steve Clarke has stepped down as Scotland head coach after seven years in charge, ending a tenure that delivered three major tournament appearances and a long-awaited return to a World Cup.
Scotland has been eliminated from the World Cup after finishing third in Group C with three points and a -3 goal difference, ending any hopes of progressing to the knockout rounds. The outcome follows a 3-0 defeat by Brazil and earlier results against Haiti and Morocco. The door remains open for other routes to advancement through third-place standings in the broader group stage.
The Guardian, Scotsman and Independent report Ange Postecoglou has been appointed Al-Nassr head coach on a two-year deal, aiming to revive his career after a brief, troubled spell at Nottingham Forest. He will work with Cristiano Ronaldo and other stars as the Saudi Pro League champions pursue further success.
The Scottish FA has been searching for a new manager after Steve Clarke’s departure following a group-stage exit from the World Cup. Roberto Martinez has emerged as a leading candidate, with Benitez also open to the role. The discussion centers on who can deliver further qualification and consistency for Scotland.