Vogts happy to invest in youth

SCOTLAND manager Berti Vogts is hoping that the money generated from a full house Hampden Park in the Euro 2004 play-offs will be ploughed into youth development.

Vogts happy to invest in youth

The Scots will discover today which nation will try to bar their way to the finals in Portugal next summer, with Wales, Spain and Dick Advocaat's Holland all possible opponents for the November double-header

Not an empty seat could be found at the national stadium on Saturday when a frustrating Lithuania side were eventually despatched 1-0 to give Vogts' side the three points they needed to overhaul Iceland, who had to win in Germany but were well beaten.

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