Scotland have it all to do

Germany 2 Scotland 1

Wed, 10 Sep, 2003 - 23:29

Germany 2 Scotland 1

Berti Vogts’ return to Germany ended in bitter defeat as Scotland ended a bad-tempered game with 10 men.

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