Republic stable as Scots sink to new low in rankings

Scotland today plunged to a new low by dropping another nine places in the latest FIFA world rankings to 77th.

Republic stable as Scots sink to new low in rankings
Wed, 10 Nov, 2004 - 10:17

Scotland today plunged to a new low by dropping another nine places in the latest FIFA world rankings to 77th.

It is the final proof the national team could not go on for much longer under Berti Vogts, who resigned after a poor start to the World Cup qualifying campaign.

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