Scotland vs Spain

Scotland and Spain continue their Euro 2024 qualifying campaigns hoping to repeat strong opening performances. The two sides were both 3-0 winners last week ...

Scotland will be without Che Adams, who has been forced to withdraw from Steve Clarke’s squad due to injury. Anthony Ralston is another ruled out, while Scott McTominay’s performance from the bench against Cyprus could earn him a start. Subscribers can stream the game on the Viaplay website.

Sports Mole previews Tuesday's Euro Champ Qualifying clash between Scotland and Spain, including predictions, team news and possible lineups.

[Click here](https://sporita.com/?utm_source=sportsmole&utm_campaign=169934)to find out what else they are predicting for this game and for more of their tried-and-tested football tips.Over 1.5:data [Dani Olmo](/people/dani-olmo/)'s neat flick broke the deadlock for Spain during the first 45, and in strikingly similar fashion to Scotland's win over Cyprus, a late brace from a substitute with Premier League connections ensured an emphatic margin of victory for those in red. [Steve Clarke](/people/steve-clarke/)'s side hit Cyprus for three in their opening battle, while the [Luis de la Fuente](/people/luis-de-la-fuente/) era for Spain began with a comfortable success over Norway. [Pedro Porro](/people/pedro-porro/) and [Jose Gaya](/people/jose-gaya/) in line to come into the full-back areas. David battle 3-1 in 2011 - [David Silva](/people/david-silva/)'s brace and [David Villa](/people/david-villa/)'s strike rendered a [David Goodwillie](/people/david-goodwillie/) penalty inconsequential.

How to watch Scotland vs Spain in the EURO 2024 qualification stage from the UK as well as kick-off time and team news.

Spain, too began their qualifying campaign with a comfortable 3-0 win over Norway, with Joselu scoring a brace on his international debut. Scotland kicked off their Euro 2024 qualifying campaign on a high as they eased past Cyprus 3-0, with Scott McTominay scoring a brace and John McGinn finding the back of the net.

The three-time European champions travel to Hampden but know they won't have it easy against a confident Scotland side.

As a kid I was an attacking midfield player and I got a bit too big for that but now I'm more of a sitting midfield player but I like to do both I like to get in the box. Spain have hit the bar but outside that have not had much of a sniff. Angus Gunn's goal survived a few scares in the first half as the Spanish reacted fiercely but McTominay grabbed a second six minutes after the restart to take Steve Clarke's men top of Group A with six points from six. It's difficult, but sometimes that's the way it's got to be. We can't thank the fans enough. For me I've got to keep doing that and score more goals and assists to my game. I thought we had more than enough opportunities tonight to really hurt them and score some goals. [Scott McTominay](https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/all-about/scott-mctominay), who emerged from the bench to put the Cyprus clash to bed, was the Hampden hero once more as he popped up with a double that sunk an out of sorts Spanish team. But have a go anyway. If we do that it gives us a hell of a chance in any game." We've put ourselves in a great position but we have to keep going, we have to keep the same determination and the same desire tonight. You have to back it up with performances and we have done that but there was a belief in the camp we could get a result here.

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Ryan Christie and Scott McTominay to start in place of Stuart Armstrong and Ryan Jack for Scotland against Spain. Scotland v Spain: Ryan Christie and Scott McTominay backed to start in Euro 2024 qualifier Euro 2024 Qualifying Group A: Scotland v Spain

Will Spain reign supreme in Scotland, or will Hampden Park witness a famous home win? Join Scott Murray to find out.

He bundles the ball towards the edge of the McTominay romps into the box to meet the loose ball and slams it into the corner! The whistle goes for a Scotland free kick. and the three of them combine to nearly half the deficit. All of that took a while, and the replacement referee made a performative point of tapping at his watch. Kepa tries to restart the game with the 86 min: Williams has been lively and worms his way down the right to earn a Spanish corner. Rodri tries to meet the ball on the edge of the box but chunks Porteous to the floor. Williams and Gavi attempt a cute combination down the inside-right channel. we had a lot of experience on the pitch and then subs came on and killed the game … McTominay hugs the keeper and picks up a yellow for his trouble. when we had the ball we looked a threat …

Scotland and Spain go head to head tonight in a Euro 2024 qualifier in Glasgow.

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Sensational Scotland take a seismic leap in their bid for consecutive European Championships by stunning Spain in a heroic triumph.

- Home3 But the Tartan Army, just perhaps, can allow themselves to dream big again. An anti-climactic Euro 2020 and a dismal World Cup play-off defeat will act as markers along the road for this team, painful memories in the rear-view mirror to offer a sign of what can happen when this wee nation gets carried away. It was a bombardment at that point. While Ryan Christie's meandering run and toe poke whistled past for what would have been a quick second, Espanyol's Joseulu soon caused chaos. Their second defeat in 39 European Championship qualifiers was in the post. Passes all over the place, 50/50s lost. This time it was Kieran Tierney's cross after a marauding run that the Spaniards didn't deal with. His cut back was perfect for McTominay, whose low rifled shot whizzed off the sprawling Inigo Martinez and into the net. And then some. Scotland's support are among the most passionate. This one was for the lovers.

Scotland 2-0 Spain: Scott McTominay scored twice on a stunning night at Hampden Park, as Steve Clark's side took control of their Euro qualifying group.

Gunn, making just his second appearance in the Scotland goal, was barely troubled at 2-0. Tierney skipped around the outside, his cross deflected back off Garcia, McTominay caught the volley and suddenly it was two. On a damp and heavy night in the south side of Glasgow, this was like getting ganged up on in a car park. McGinn and McTominay, outstanding in midfield ,showed enough composure to bring the ball down and play. Joselu, making his first Spain start after scoring two in two minutes off the bench against Norway, hit the bar with the second of two headers, Rodri flicked a near-post effort just over and Porro smashed a drive that Angus Gunn had to tip over. Scotland’s captain Robertson, playing too close to the edge, was lucky not to be sent off for a shoulder barge that caught the full-back’s chin.

Follow all the reaction as stunning Scotland cruise to a 2-0 win over Spain in their second match of Euro 2024 qualifying.

"As a kid, I was an attacking midfielder - I like to get in the box. "They punished our mistakes and that's why it was a bit difficult to come back. I think Spain helped us by taking Joselu off. Fair play to him, and here's what he had to say. "We all believed as a squad we could pull it off and games at home in this type of competition you want to pick up points and fortunately we have. "We got fortunate with their chance coming off the bar and Angus making the save. "It's the kind of game I like to be in, the ones when you're defending all the time. "It's enjoyable to be around the place, there's not one bad egg in that changing room. Watford defender Ryan Porteous continues: "We're very fortunate to have him [Steve Clarke] and the structure he's put in behind the scenes. "The dynamic, enthuasiam and quality of the team didn't change. "I thought the players were outstanding from first minute to last. "We did many good things to win," he said on Viaplay.

Match report as Scotland claim a shock win over Spain in Euro 2024 qualifying; Scott McTominay scored in each half to claim a famous Hampden Park victory; ...

There is a long way to go and anything can happen between now and the end. "It's still too early to predict who is going to win the group. But it's very important we stay grounded because there's still a long way to go in the group." There are no easy games in this group and we have to keep on working and improving. There are six games left and we are going to go for it. We had a plan and stuck to it. It looked like they had made all those changes tonight. It certainly should give the players a bit more belief when we come up against these top seeds. We had 16 players on the pitch and none of them let us down. The seven players in the stand were every bit as happy as everyone else was. As half time approached Dykes had a perfect opportunity to double Scotland's lead. "It was no fluke.

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[Ryan Christie](http://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/93435/Ryan-Christie) also fired wide when well placed in the first half. "The dynamic, enthusiasm and quality of the team didn't change. "I thought the players were outstanding from first minute to last. Here we all lose, it's a collective effort." I'm happy with the attitude of the boys. "We did really, really well," McTominay told Viaplay. "At this high level, any mistake costs you. [Lyndon Dykes](http://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/207538/Lyndon-Dykes) not scooped his shot over the bar with just goalkeeper [Kepa Arrizabalaga](http://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/169532/Kepa-Arrizabalaga) to beat. [Pedro Porro](http://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/268533/Pedro-Porro) slip to score his first goal, as [Andy Robertson](http://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/104943/Andy-Robertson) picked up possession in the box and played the ball into his path, and then got on the end of an excellent run and cross from [Kieran Tierney](http://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/214794/Kieran-Tierney) for number two. When you're winning you've got to do stuff like that. I'll keep those positives, but there's still a lot to improve. [Scotland](/football/team?id=580)'s [Scott McTominay](http://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/255850/Scott-McTominay) grabbed another brace of goals as they stunned a much-changed [Spain](/football/team?id=164) side to earn a deserved 2-0 victory in their Euro 2024 qualifier at Hampden Park on Tuesday and maintain their perfect start to the campaign.

Scotland look to pull off a big upset and beat Spain for the first time since 1984 as the two sides meet in a Euro 2024 qualifier tonight at Hampden Park.

Not a bad way to get up and running for your country. Scotland last beat Spain in 1984. I know what you are saying, it gives you the ‘freedom’ to go and play because if you mess up, but there’s no point thinking about the playoff. That’s my answer to the question. As for Spain, they cruised past Norway last time out and it is now nine years since they last lost a European qualifying match. We want to qualify direct.