Ferguson return expected for Scotland

Walter Smith will welcome back skipper Barry Ferguson when the Scotland manager names his squad for the World Cup qualifiers against Italy and Norway tomorrow.

Mon, 22 Aug, 2005 - 20:24

Walter Smith will welcome back skipper Barry Ferguson when the Scotland manager names his squad for the World Cup qualifiers against Italy and Norway tomorrow.

The Rangers captain missed the 2-2 draw with Austria last week as Smith left out those players involved in European games with their clubs for the friendly in Graz.

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