Crucial victory keeps Scottish World Cup hopes alive

Scotland 2 Macedonia 0

Crucial victory keeps Scottish World Cup hopes alive
Sat, 05 Sep, 2009 - 18:05

Scotland 2 Macedonia 0

George Burley survived to fight another day as Scotland manager as goals from Scott Brown and James McFadden secured a crucial victory against Macedonia to keep their World Cup play-off hopes alive.

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CourtsSoccerWorld Cup QualifiersPlace: NorwayPlace: South AfricaPlace: OsloPlace: MacedoniaPlace: HampdenPerson: George BurleyPerson: Scott BrownPerson: James McFaddenPerson: BurleyPerson: BrownPerson: McFaddenPerson: Craig GordonPerson: David MarshallPerson: David WeirPerson: Stephen McManusPerson: WeirPerson: Wolfgang StarkPerson: Goran PandevPerson: Goce SedloskiPerson: GordonPerson: PandevPerson: Callum DavidsonPerson: Steven WhittakerPerson: Darren FletcherPerson: McManusPerson: WhittakerPerson: Nikolce NoveskiPerson: Steven FletcherPerson: Jane NikoloskiPerson: Kenny MillerPerson: HampdenPerson: SedloskiPerson: Slavco GeorgievskiEvent: Scottish World CupEvent: World CupOrganisation: ScotlandOrganisation: MacedoniaOrganisation: ScotsOrganisation: HollandOrganisation: Birmingham
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