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Late Scott McTominay goals seal Scotland win over 10-man Cyprus
Scotland made the perfect start to their campaign as McTominay came off the bench and made a goalscoring impact
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Clyde FC cancel David Goodwillie loan deal after local council's decision to ban him from stadium
Footballer rejoined Scottish League One side from Raith Rovers this week
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Scotland beat Denmark to claim home semi-final in World Cup play-off
Goals in each half from John Souttar and Che Adams guarantee a seeded place in the World Cup play-offs with the advantage of a home tie
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Farewell Bertie Auld, combative and guileful Lisbon Lion, and master of comic timing
Celtic midfielder galvanised his team-mates in the tunnel at Estadio Nacional with rendition of the club's anthem before they made history
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Replacing Steven Gerrard with Giovanni van Bronckhorst can appease Rangers fans after succession of blows
Rangers cannot afford to let the setback of losing Gerrard derail their long-term ambitions
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Farewell to Walter Smith, the humble legend who led Rangers during golden era
Sir Alex Ferguson led tributes to his 'great friend' following his former assistant's death at the age of 73
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Delirious Hampden Park crowd make the difference to roar Scotland on to epic comeback win
Israel twice took lead but Scotland fought back before Scott McTominay's 94th-minute winner sparked wild scenes
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Rangers' Glen Kamara booed by 10,000 schoolchildren after racism ban for Sparta Prague fans
Uefa agreed for the game to be played in front of schoolchildren – plus, Maccabi Haifa fans subjected to anti-Semitic abuse in Berlin
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Scotland's World Cup prospects enhanced by gutsy victory in Austria
Lyndon Dykes scored the game's only goal from the spot after the referee consulted the pitchside screen to award a contentious penalty