Skrtel own goal keeps Scotland's World Cup hopes alive

Scotland's 2018 World Cup hopes remain alive after a sensational late winner in the victory over 10-man Slovakia at Hampden Park.

Skrtel own goal keeps Scotland's World Cup hopes alive
Thu, 05 Oct, 2017 - 23:05

SCOTLAND 1 SLOVAKIA 0

Scotland's 2018 World Cup hopes remain alive after a sensational late winner in the 1-0 victory over 10-man Slovakia at Hampden Park.

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CourtsSoccerWorld Cup 2018Place: Hampden ParkPlace: ScotlandPlace: SlovakiaPerson: SkrtelPerson: Robert MakPerson: James ForrestPerson: Milorad MazicPerson: Craig GordonPerson: Chris MartinPerson: Leigh GriffithsPerson: Martin DubravkaPerson: Ikechi AnyaPerson: Martin SkrtelPerson: MartinPerson: Gordon StrachanPerson: Jan KozakPerson: Scott BrownPerson: Stuart ArmstrongPerson: Darren FletcherPerson: James MorrisonPerson: Barry BannanPerson: GordonPerson: FletcherPerson: Kieran TierneyPerson: MakPerson: MazicPerson: DubravkaPerson: Christophe BerraPerson: Stanislav LobotkaPerson: Adam NemecPerson: GriffithsPerson: ForrestPerson: HampdenPerson: LobotkaPerson: Jan GregusPerson: StrachanPerson: Griffiths'Person: MorrisonPerson: Andy RobertsonPerson: James McArthurPerson: AnyaPerson: TierneyEvent: 2018 World CupOrganisation: ScotlandOrganisation: SlovakiaOrganisation: EnglandOrganisation: SloveniaOrganisation: MaltaOrganisation: CelticOrganisation: HeartsOrganisation: Tartan ArmyOrganisation: Russia
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