We haven't done it since 1984, but there's a real hope, if not quite confidence, that Scotland can beat Spain.
Steve Clarke's men got their Euro 2024 qualification campaign off to a good start by beating Cyprus 3-0 at Hampden on Saturday. With Norway expected to win in Georgia in the earlier Group A kick-off, then any sort of result against the Spanish would be welcome in the battle for second place. However, a famous victory would throw the group wide open and have us right in the mix for top spot, even after only two matches.
However, Luis de la Fuente's side still includes some of the best talent on the continent. They may not have had things all their own way against the Norwegians on Saturday night in malaga, but they still recorded q 3-0 win and will fancy their chances of another positive outcome in Glasgow in order to further cement their status as group favourites by beating both of the next highest seeds.
