Brown strike gives Scots victory in Poland

Poland 0 Scotland 1

Brown strike gives Scots victory in Poland
Wed, 05 Mar, 2014 - 21:54

Poland 0 Scotland 1

Scott Brown scored his second Scotland winner in two games as Gordon Strachan’s side beat Euro 2016 group rivals Poland 1-0 in a Warsaw friendly.

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