Scotland games moves to Celtic park

Scotland’s Euro 2008 qualifying campaign will kick off at Celtic Park - because Robbie Williams will be playing at Hampden Park on the same day.

Mon, 05 Jun, 2006 - 15:26

Scotland’s Euro 2008 qualifying campaign will kick off at Celtic Park - because Robbie Williams will be playing at Hampden Park on the same day.

Walter Smith’s men will take on the Faroe Islands in their opening game on Saturday, September 2.

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