Scotland have it all to do

Germany 2 Scotland 1

Scotland have it all to do
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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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: Hampden ParkPlace: IcelandPerson: Berti Vogts’Person: Maurice RossPerson: Neil McCannPerson: Fredi BobicPerson: VogtsPerson: Michael BallackPerson: Steven PressleyPerson: BobicPerson: McCannPerson: Christian DaillyPerson: PressleyPerson: Andy WebsterPerson: Lee WilkiePerson: Paul LambertPerson: Stevie CrawfordPerson: Steven ThompsonPerson: James McFaddenPerson: Rudi VollerPerson: Oliver NeuvillePerson: Jens JeremiesPerson: Sebastian DeislerPerson: Kevin KuranyiPerson: Carsten RamelowPerson: ThompsonPerson: Anders FriskPerson: Robert DouglasPerson: McFaddenPerson: Oliver KahnPerson: Arne FriedrichPerson: DouglasPerson: KuranyiPerson: Jackie McNamaraPerson: LambertPerson: FriedrichPerson: BallackPerson: Gavin RaePerson: Tobias RauPerson: FergusonPerson: RossEvent: Euro 2004Organisation: ScotlandOrganisation: GermanyOrganisation: DunfermlineOrganisation: RangersOrganisation: EvertonOrganisation: StuttgartOrganisation: BoltonOrganisation: Borussia DortmundOrganisation: HeartsOrganisation: Southampton
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