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Steve Clarke to see if Harvey Barnes will commit to Scotland before friendlies

Steve Clarke, the Scotland manager, has suggested he may stay on beyond the World Cup, but wants to discuss it with the Scottish FA

The Guardian - UK

Celtic and a bona-fide bin-fire that was utterly avoidable

In today’s Football Daily: a two-footed lunge on the Scottish champions

The Guardian - UK

“Gary was great on a 335 – he really, really pulled the expression out of that guitar”: Greeny and his Strats were his superstar electrics, but these ‘60s Gibson semi-hollows were Gary Moore’s workhorses – and they’ve still got the blues mojo

Serial number A33857, this stunning '60 ES-355TD was top-of-the-line in its day, and with his ’63 ES-335TD, offered Moore stunning tones. We took a closer look as they headed to an auction where they fetched around $94,000 and $65,000, respectively

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World Cup 2026 draw: Scotland find out their opponents

The World Cup 2026 draw sees Scotland drawn in Group C

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“You can get some very mournful sounds out of it as well as in‑your-face. It’s a real old battle-axe”: Gary Moore’s 1963 Telecaster is modded and thrashed to death – and it’s got a tone pot that behaves like a wah

Before it was auctioned for just under $69,000, we take a closer look at one of the lesser-spotted electrics in Moore’s collection, with Bonham’s Steve Clarke sharing its story

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Scotland World Cup 2026 squad: Steve Clarke's latest selection ahead of March internationals

The Scotland World Cup 2026 squad will be the first one this century, and Steve Clarke's Tartan Army are set for North America

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“The origins of its nickname remain obscure, but, thankfully, the rest of its particulars were easier to pin down”: You know Greeny, now it’s time to meet Stripe – Gary Moore’s other go-to ’59 Les Paul, and a guitar of incalculable vibe

With some of the most phenomenal buckle rash you will ever see, Stripe is a holy grail to end all holy grails. As it is being sold privately via Bonham's, we get evaluator Steve Clarke to spill Stripe's secrets

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Scotland in the opening game of the World Cup: Why 1998 could well see a repeat for the Tartan Army

Steve Clarke's men qualified in dramatic fashion and might be on centre stage after finding themselves in Pot 3 for the tournament draw.

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World Cup 2026 draw: Who Scotland could face as possible opponents confirmed

Steve Clarke’s side have landed in Pot 3 – but could still earn a favourable draw

The Independent UK

“I’d heard these rumours that ‘it’s even been a sunburst’… I’ve read that one, too. But I could find no evidence of this”: Up close and personal with Gary Moore’s mythical 1960 Fender Stratocaster – the $330,000 Strat that lit up his Red House performance

Having just been auctioned for megabucks, we take a closer look at Moore's red Strat, sifting through the myths behind a guitar forever linked to his blazing 2004 performance of a Hendrix standard

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“I’ve picked up others… they were like a piece of plywood. But not this one”: Gary Moore’s iconic red Stratocaster sells at auction for more than $330,000

This was the Strat that Moore played during his legendary 2004 performance of Red House – when people dared say it was better than Hendrix

Guitar World

Almost 30 years of hurt but we never stopped dreaming, Findlay tells MSPs

Scotland will head to North America next summer for their first World Cup since 1998.

Evening Standard

Steve Clarke hopes Scotland’s World Cup qualification will inspire next generation

Steve Clarke hopes Scotland’s long-awaited qualification for a men’s World Cup will inspire the country’s young footballers

The Guardian - UK

Scotland bathes in undiluted bliss as ‘worldies’ and superheroes end World Cup wait

In today’s Football Daily: yes sir, Scotland can boogie

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The Independent UK

How the best week of the football year surpassed all expectations

WORLD CUP 2026 : Scenes of celebration and anguish across the globe highlighted how the World Cup retains a special ‘magic’ - even as those emotions are being used by wider forces, writes Miguel Delaney

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Glorious failure no more: How Scotland ended 27-year FIFA World Cup exile in ridiculous fashion

Scotland booked their place at next summer's 2026 FIFA World Cup with a dramatic 4-2 victory over Denmark at Hampden Park

The Independent UK

Kieran Tierney revels in ‘very special’ night after firing Scotland to the World Cup

Kieran Tierney scored in stoppage time as Scotland beat Denmark on Tuesday night to book their place at next year’s World Cup

The Guardian - UK

Scotland’s wild World Cup moment was built by collective will and individual brilliance

Steve Clarke’s history-making team have a ferocious work ethic that should typify what Scotland stands for

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The Independent UK

How Scotland combined the sublime and ridiculous to make World Cup history

Steve Clarke’s band of brothers scored three of the greatest goals in Scotland’s history to reach a first men’s World Cup in 28 years

The Independent UK

Scotland boss hails Tartan Army after historic victory — ‘they could smell magic’

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The Independent UK

Steve Clarke thrilled to guide Scotland to first men’s World Cup since 1998

Stunning strikes from Kieran Tierney and Kenny McLean booked Scotland’s ticket to North America next summer.

The Guardian - UK

‘They could smell magic’: Steve Clarke delights in Scotland repaying fans’ faith

Steve Clarke said: ‘Right in the last part of the game, the crowd was still with us,’ after Scotland’s dramatic win against Denmark took them to the World Cup

The Independent UK

Scotland stopper Craig Gordon, 42, says it’s ‘worth everything’ to reach first World Cup at his age

Hearts number one Gordon will be 43 by the time next summer’s finals kick off

The Independent UK

Steve Clarke hails quality of Scotland’s goals which helped seal World Cup berth

Scott McTominay scored a sensational overhead kick early on before Kieran Tierney and Kenny McLean sealed a famous win at Hampden

Evening Standard

Steve Clarke explains 'the Scotland way' after clinching World Cup berth in Denmark thriller

Coach becomes first coach to take Tartan Army to three major tournaments

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