Scott McTominay

Erik ten Hag won two trophies at Manchester United and was still sacked in his third season. His account of an Ibiza agreement, a sold midfielder and a striker he did not get explains why he believes the…

Scotland go into a game against Brazil with the strangest sort of problem: defeat might still do them a favour. This explains the maths behind Steve Clarke's qualification dilemma in Group C, why a narrow loss…

Scotland's first World Cup in a generation has hit a critical juncture. After 70 seconds in Boston, their plans were already unravelling. This piece looks at the penalty controversy, the failure to build…

Scotland's return to the World Cup after 28 years had plenty of worthy storylines, but one player made them all feel secondary. This piece looks at how Ben Gannon-Doak turned a nervy opener into something…

Scotland's first World Cup appearance in 28 years is not just a fixture on a schedule. It is the culmination of more than 10,000 days of hurt, near-misses and moments that tested the patience of an entire…

Scotland's final warm-up before the World Cup group stage delivered four goals, two emerging partnerships and genuine cause for belief. This piece looks past the scoreline to ask whether Steve Clarke's side…

Scotland's World Cup preparations have been upended by the loss of Billy Gilmour to a knee injury, just days before the squad flies to the United States. But as one door slams shut, another creaks open:…

Steve Clarke has committed to Scotland through two more World Cups and a European Championship, extending a tenure that has already made him the most successful men's head coach in the nation's history. This…

When a goal transcends sport and enters a nation's cultural fabric, currency is a fitting medium. We examine what Bank of Scotland's limited edition £20 note - inspired by one of Scotland's most celebrated…