Scotland 2-1 England (1976)

[@mainprimate3827]

I could watch all these old Home Internationals all day. I know we’ll never see the like again with the packed International schedule nowadays, but what a memory from my youth.

[@facethetruth9843]

Coleman's commentary in this and other big matches are legendary

[@40delboy40]

Rest in peace Tam Forsyth, what a tackle on Channon that was.

[@tramlad2]

That was a decent Scotland team against a very decent England team, some superb players amongst that, and they all played with pride, happy days

[@SuperTed19021]

Back then to qualify for a World Cup or any major tournament, you had to finish top of your qualifying group or *that was it!* When international football really was at its peak.

[@philipraiswell3570]

What a first touch by Dalglish for his goal. You have to wonder whether Clemence's mistake was partly down to not having recovered from the knock he had just taken. Loved the football from this era.

[@SMSJSC]

We'll never know about that - probably not, I would think - but Clemence himself said a few years later that this was "my worst ever mistake".

[@anthonycassell1112]

One of the best games between the two countries, Scotland were superb.

[@jaysea32]

Need these games back. At least every couple of years.

[@lewisgreen1633]

Joe Jordon was a fantastic centre forward from the old school. Tough as old boots..

[@SuperTed19021]

*What a player and what an era for all international football as a whole.*

[@scotiajinker8392]

My very first proper game, my dad’s friend was on security and got my mum,dad and myself in the old wooden stand opposite the main stand . I was 11. Used to love the home internationals.

[@michael6255]

Great to see proper unbiased commentary

[@edwardkearney7581]

Coleman’s commentary was superb. People thought he was biased back then but listen to his commentary at the 74/78 World Cups. Totally behind Scotland as the only home nation to compete.

[@simonb2452]

Great tackle Tam. You gave me lots of great memories as I watched my team lift trophy after trophy and pride watching you perform so well for Scotland. R.I.P.

[@Ruda-n4h]

Jaws

[@amcmenemy5647]

Grabbing the winner in 1973. RIP Jaws.

[@raymondmcdonald355]

Auld Hampden in all its magnificent glory.

[@davidwands1899]

@jwgeezer ....shhh silly boy.

[@Kelly14UK]

@Joy Division Naw, we dinnae

[@Kelly14UK]

Scottish. Respect to Mick Channon. Check the guy's scoring records from '66 -'82.

[@johnnyM809]

I was there !... I was an 11 year old lad high up behind the goals where King Kenny put the ball through Ray Clemence's legs

[@seandoc1948]

johnnyM809 Kenny controlled it beautifully and stuck it away with aplomb.

[@raymondmcdonald355]

2 classic football strips on display here. England's 1st Admiral kit and Scotland's Umbro Diamonds. So much cooler and classier than the modern bland Nike shite that teams wear nowadays, where you can tell that the designer has spent all of 5 minutes creating it.

[@johnhawkins6506]

Yes...how many teams stick to their proper kits now, Scotland in Pink and how embarrassing for Scottish fans!!

[@norbertholstein2604]

Scotland had a pink and yellow strip in the early 1900s

[@mjh5437]

Modern kit designers are all poofters so no wonder.

[@raymondmcdonald355]

@@norbertholstein2604 Correct, The Lord Roseberry Racing Colours. Hearts and Puma recreated a few seasons back for their away kit.

[@raymondmcdonald355]

@@mjh5437 I'm not interested in their sexual preferences, just wish they would design better Football kits tbh 🤣🤣

[@sdstim]

Great footage my 1st ScotlandvEngland, went on my own from 30 miles away, in the crowd right across from Kenny when he scored. Never realised the Kenny/Clemence incidents/needle/penalty! The Kings' nutmeg paid him in spades for years I remember:-)) Thank you for the upload.

[@KryptonitetoallBS]

Even at 26, Danny McGrain looked 59.

[@jmck1171]

... and his play was sublime

[@langdale55]

I don’t know what Kenny Dalglish had to do to get a penalty in this or the game at Wembley in ‘77. He was cleaned out in both games.

[@MrCains820]

I like the way David Coleman said 'Yes!' when Mick Channon scored.

[@laptopsorted]

tiny bit biased wasn't he :)

[@MILESnomore]

well he is English... but he was good at what he didi...... Clyde Tyldesley and all the other new boys are a disgrace in their 'jingo-ism'

[@markbailey1970]

@@laptopsorted because English commentators aren’t allowed to be biased eh?

[@johndickson76]

To be fair, he said it the same way when Joe Jordan scored the first in 1974.

[@alanbarclay7480]

I was in the Rangers end at this game, had a great view of Dalglish putting the ball through Clemence's legs for the winner. Then the clouds of dust coming up as the fans celebrated.

[@gerrycoogan6544]

5:37 The greatest goal in the history of professional football. "Nice one, Kenny! Nice one, son!"

[@eliottsantos2654]

Rumour has it that there is a video in youtube with Alan Rough's greatest saves. Apparently, it lasts 7 seconds....still looking for it!

[@edwardspearing5148]

There's more than that.. He makes a world class save at 9 past haffey.

[@Lovelylove4everyone]

the 2 great saves he didn’t make from cubillas are in it

[@tadgerdavidson5377]

RIP Tam Forsyth...tackle!!

[@redd605]

Coleman was the master, I remember watching these games, with excitement, when he did these ,matches in the 70s,and his one- nil, brilliant commentary, on all sports he did

[@tomdrowry]

Yes, Colman's deep voice and sparse commentary added weight and gravitas to important games, replaced by the awful Motty with non stop chattering and high pitched wailing, which most commentators copy today.

[@SuperTed19021]

David Coleman is another great loss to BBC's sport commentary, along with Harry Carpenter, Bill McLaren, Richie Benaud, Dan Maskell, Len Martin, Ted Lowe and so many others. The 70s, 80s and early 90s really were the great days of BBC Sport. They are no one like them now. Only Murray Walker, John Motson and Tim Gudgin are left, it seems. It's a shame Coleman never got the send-off he deserved, truly was the master voice. I miss him so.

[@DH.2016]

I remember Coleman say, "One nil" in one game - but it was actually an equaliser by England!

[@Broonzied]

Big Joe Jordan was a defenders nightmare. Great player.

[@growlerthe2nd712]

Bloody hell a home international with 4 Derby players, up the RAMS 🐏 ⚽️👍

[@tonysoprano2912]

When football was football ⚽️

[@mcdowallmcdowall1905]

Not soccer

[@robertcottam8824]

Yes soccer was more interesting in the 70s.

[@weejim5797]

my grandad and dad always used to tell me about this type of football, when he said football was at its peak for scotland, as my grandad came to over 45+ matches for scotland, some he may have snuck in but he said it was all worth it to see dalglish. wish i was alive during this time

[@ethel1690cardew]

Danny McGrain can do whatever he wants. Another Scot that in todays market would be worth 10s of millions if not more Class all the way

[@margaretlindsay4017]

I agree best scotland full back I ever seen

[@jontemple1817]

All the way 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@iananderson3799]

Different game now. Danny McGrain would be left puffing in the wake of today's superfit kids.

[@jerryoshea3116]

Danny McGrain was generally seen as one of the best in the World playing in his position! And unfortunately there's something in the Grub or water these dayz& young men no longer look like men,where as Danny Mc most certainly did!

[@felixcornelius2577]

Players adapt don't they , bear in mind hatchet men players went out trying to break their opponents legs in games , today's players sqeel like pigs if they get a shove in the back and McGrain was fit, very fit ​@@iananderson3799

[@nihilistforever9769]

From a Celtic man. RIP Tam Forsyth. A great servant to Rangers. He broke my heart with his 'lucky' tap-in in 1973. Ha. God rest him.

[@SMSJSC]

Aye, RIP to the big man. That goal in '73 - it wasn't even a tap in, his boot skimmed over the top of it and it barely crossed the line.

[@carpediem4290]

Good and authentic football. Scotland better than other plays over all in deeply forward. Thanks.

[@garsm2290]

Two really good teams, dramatic game, eloquent commentary .. oh, what has Sky done to our football?

[@mizofan]

Oh, what has Rupert Murdoch done to our country?

[@garsm2290]

mizofan Indeed, indeed ...

[@johnhawkins6506]

Along money...spoiled it!!

[@craigedwards3899]

Commentary totally biased in favour of England. Who shouts yes when a team scores.

[@terriersforever23]

The years when football was football and not all about money,I was 15 when this was played,how good was the home internationals.

[@birdandthe]

GREAT ATMOSPHERE ON ALL ENGLAND SCOTLAND GAMES 60S 70S AND LATER !! BETTER THAN I REMEMBER

[@whoknowsthebowler]

David Coleman One of the best commentators ever .

[@RichardHell1959]

Tackle of the match by 'Jaws' at 7:50 .....

[@mauriristola3282]

RIP big Tam.

[@thelonegroover]

I was there. :D Great memories. After the match we were walking back to the railway station for our train north to Aberdeen and an SFA bus came slowly through our ranks. Being tall I spotted a spiky haired individual poking his head up over the back seats and looking back at us ....it was Rod Stewart! It only took a few seconds before us fans were singing "Sailing" with Mr Stewart "conducting" us from the bus. What a way to end a fantastic day. :)

[@paullittle4622]

That was a lucky goal, but Kenny Dalglish was magnificent a real legend, and would of been worth absolutely millions at today's prices

[@ethel1690cardew]

He would have been priceless.

[@KryptonitetoallBS]

For whatever reason he didn't really shine for Scotland in his long National career despite being surrounded by great quality players. The Lawman's record was outstanding for Scotland, scoring the same number of goals in half the number of games as Dalglish 👍

[@SMSJSC]

@@KryptonitetoallBS John Motson made this point in a short interview with Dalglish many years back. "You consistently play very well for your club [Liverpool], but you don't always turn it on for your country. Now why is this?" Dalglish: "Well, the manager keeps selecting me, so I can't be playing that badly for Scotland".

[@KryptonitetoallBS]

@@SMSJSC Typical Dalglish, never answering the question but always trying to be clever. Strachan was similar during a bad spell as Celtic Manager. Eventually he lost the fans as they grew frustrated with his defensive wise cracks!

[@norbertholstein2604]

Danny getting a nosebleed in front of goal as usual. The only weak part of his game. Clemence was.a.fantastic keeper, Tom Forsyth with a game saving tackle. RIP to them both.

[@ThefightingCelt]

The ball was much heavier then , not like the light weight balloons they use now. By the way, Kenny Dalglish was still a Celtic player here.

[@Kelly14UK]

ThefightingCelt They sold him a year later. 440,000 pounds, I think. After the Final against Rangers.

[@ThefightingCelt]

Yes , a club record at the time - and I and many others were gutted when he left Celtic. I attended the final against Rangers , in which Kenny captained the winning side. Rained most of the day , as I recall.

[@Kelly14UK]

ThefightingCelt Yup. It rained alright. Played with toy soldiers at the top of the stairs with the boy across the street. Dad watched it downstairs. Shouted at us weans. We were noisy. Remember May of '77 very well. I was 9 haha. Was it Stein's last game?

[@johnclark5469]

Dalglish became world class at Liverpool .My fav player of all time and am a bluenose but hey you must respect class.

[@dannyvine3605]

@@Kelly14UK Yep you are right; but Liverpool had sold Keegan for £500,000 just before so Liverpool had made a profit in buying Dalglish!

[@8busby]

when football was played by men, in the proper way. Great players trying to score a goal , now a day they are more scared of losing. Great exciting players, and a proper football commentator, David Coleman. Footballers today , are overpaid spoilt bastards , who dive all over the pitch, and only care about one thing, money.

[@scherben8870]

Exactly the sort of thing being said in 1976. You reach a certain age, and rose tinted nostalgia takes over.

[@andi17ish]

A jambo knows

[@scherben8870]

Just being a Hearts fan makes you all wise?

[@andi17ish]

yes lol

[@scherben8870]

ANDI FISHER I missed out there, then :)

[@MrIrishscouse]

At certain points there's a dramatic expressiveness to some of the players, Stuart Pearson at 3.46 when he knocks Rough and nods as if to say 'Yes, yes, I accept my behaviour there was ungentlemanly' and Kenny Dalglish at 5.12 after he hit Clemence as if to say 'Whit did ah dae?'

[@jimso771]

Stonewall Scottish penalty 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@problemchimp4231]

My goodness...Scotland had some wonderful players in this era. Genuinely, could've won the World Cup in 78...had things been managed better.

[@colingeddes2172]

They certainly did. Brilliant header by channon though. And what was clemence doing, chucking that shot in from dalglish. Shocking goalkeeping.

[@Lovelylove4everyone]

Wouldn't have won in Argentina even with Brian Clough.

[@thevillaaston7811]

ROTFL

[@hezkyden]

Ray Clemence giving a passable imitation of a Scottish goalie that day. And against Dalglish, too! I'll bet he got some stick for that in the Liverpool dressing room.

[@matthewleslie4448]

Dalglish wouldn't be in that Liverpool dressing room until 12 months later

[@harrynewiss4630]

That Clemence let in was still being spoken about at my school 3-4 years later.

[@merseydave1]

Ray Clements was a world class goal keeper, sadly he made a bad mistake.

[@SMSJSC]

At last a sensible response to the question of Clemence's ability. Like Shilton, Clemence was a brilliant keeper who made one bad mistake (as did Shilton for England in '73 vs Poland).

[@grahamcruickshank4572]

Agree completely.

[@HaroldGoodfortune]

God bless David Coleman!

[@TomBartram-b1c]

Clements conceded an almost identical goal to that second one four years later v Wales.

[@fraser_mr2009]

miss these kind of games

[@jakeburns7331]

Going by today's prices, there is about £1.5 billion worth of talent on display there. Today's primadonnas wouldn't have lasted 5 minutes on that pitch.

[@thomassummerhill6357]

Is the commentary a tad biased?

[@tramhill1564]

If football was like this, I'd go miles to watch. I don't like the game today - players with red, yellow, green, white shoes, jerseys tucked out, tattoos, strange haircuts...I don't like the style of play either. Today's football does not turn me on at all. But there was a time when football was pristine and there was glory.

[@eles2147]

Tram Hill second that sentiment. When did it become tasteful that players can wear these multicolored fairy slippers? Or the balls are likewise. Or for that matter, not play in the pissing rain or deep mudbath? I dont get it.

[@RadicalCaveman]

Tram Hill You're worried about the color of their shoes? Who cares?

[@PenShoe6]

Exactly the sort of thing being said in 1976. You reach a certain age, and rose tinted nostalgia takes over.

[@szabolcspuszta1963]

The one of the best referee from that era conducted this match, the Hungarian Károly Palotai.

[@miguelrivera-taupier6718]

Still, that was a penalty

[@SMSJSC]

Yes. He refereed the following year at Wembley too. A superb referee.

[@gerrycoogan6544]

@szabolcspuszla1963 Maybe, but he still missed a stonewall penalty.

[@dandlion1958]

RIP Tom. It's not gone too well since that win has it boys.

[@SMSJSC]

True, but the best was yet to come... Wembley '77

[@davidmacdonald2212]

Big Tam Forsyth what a tackle saved a certain goal 👏

[@performancewithoutlimits3093]

I was there as a 15 year old in the old North stand above the terraces. What was the crown? Officially it must have been 115,000, but the Hampden park gatekeepers h would let anyone in for a note! At least another 10.000. Great atmosphere just from fans and never to be repeated sadly

[@georgegreig8054]

85.000. the capacity had been cut by this time.

[@SMSJSC]

@@georgegreig8054 Hampden went through too many capacity reductions, despite no changes to the ground. In 1970, only 6 years before this game, the Scotland-England game attracted 137,000. How they could cut it by 50,000 in only 6 years I'll never know.

[@georgegreig8054]

@@SMSJSC The wooden sleepers had started to rot and completely disapear in some areas of the terracing. 70 per cent of the crush barriers were unsafe as well. Thy started reducing the capacity no long after Ibrox in 1971.

[@Valhalla88888]

Those Scots in the 60s, 70s, 80s had great world class players beating England was normal and expected how England has gone backwards since we won WC at home in 1966, then the first team to be us was guess who? Yes Scotland 😭

[@swaldron5558]

Every time Scotland plays England at Hampton Park ( every 2 years) there are always nice sunny day.

[@HorizontalLifestyle]

Kicked up and down the place,wee bit of the magic sponge and back at it.When players were actually Football players.

[@stantheman5657]

Wasn’t this at the time England were alternating their goal keepers between Ray Clemence and the best goalkeeper in the world Peter Shilton?

[@paullinford4510]

Yes but Shilton was also prone to the odd gaffe, eg Domarksi's goal for Poland in 1973 when he dived over the ball.

[@stantheman5657]

Point taken. However, Shilton was good as a teenager that Leicester could sell Gordon Banks to Stoke City.

[@aalkhalaf1]

Best Scottish team.

[@jamieokeeffe749]

David Coleman as unbiased ever *rolls eyes*

[@2msvalkyrie529]

Yeah. Scottish commentators were ALWAYS impartial of course ! ( and I'm Scottish ! ).

[@DH.2016]

In these days, English TV pundits and commentators liked to make fun of foreign goalkeepers, particularly Scottish ones. Poetic justice.

[@DH.2016]

@Erik Yes (apologies - unsure if you're being serious or sarcastic). For example, before a crucial World Cup qualifying game, Brian Clough, as a television football pundit, memorably called Poland goalkeeper Jan Tomaszewski a "circus clown in gloves" - Poland then drew with England thanks to some great saves from Tomaszewski to qualify for the 1974 World Cup.

[@GRAHAM5020]

Both teams had great players in their ranks then and were quite evenly matched. Despite his mistake allowing Dalgliesh's shot between his legs Ray Clemence was a superb goalkeeper and in this respect England were far superior as Alan Rough was at best 'very average'

[@SMSJSC]

In my opinion Rough got far too many caps. There were other, better keepers for Scotland, such as Bobby Clark. We couldn't match England for 'keepers, but Rough was chosen far too often for my liking.

[@robertmac9057]

@@SMSJSC I wonder why David Harvey of Leeds got left out so soon after playing well at the 74 World Cup. I just looked up his international record and he only conceded 8 goals in his 16 games.

[@SMSJSC]

@@robertmac9057 Good point! I'd fortgotten about DH. Just reinforces my opinion of Alan Rough.

[@heraldeventsandfilms5970]

@@SMSJSC Bobby Clark ffs!

[@SMSJSC]

@@heraldeventsandfilms5970 well, who would you suggest?? "FFS"

[@WeeShoeyDugless]

I was in the Rangers stand that day, great memories thanks👍👍

[@zzzaaa0990]

Great stuff,soccer when it had style and passion. Amen.

[@nicknack3648]

Pure nostalgia

[@zzzaaa0990]

@@nicknack3648 you sound freaked and insecure dude,stick to table soccer dude!.14>1 Amen.

[@nicknack3648]

@@zzzaaa0990 Lol what would you know numb nut lol

[@zzzaaa0990]

@@nicknack3648 you sound freaked and insecure dude,stick to table soccer dude.14>1 Amen.

[@humbertoflores2545]

the second goal reminded me the blooper of Robert Green when US goal tied against England, seems like English goalkeepers are kind of distracted when England is having the game under control.

[@fabmusicman4]

Me encantan estos duelos de esa epoca...que ganas de pasear por el reino Unido en esos años ☹️

[@jagtiger1]

David Coleman is better than any of today's commentators. Just called the game no rubbish!

[@normanjones7490]

I was there ( no segration!) Interesting visit (( mount florida)) x

[@Foul_Quince]

How much would Mick Channon or Joe Jordan be worth in today's market? Amazing.

[@frankmachin5438]

“....and Clemence’s day is now complete ... a complete disaster!”

[@harrynewiss4630]

Alan Rough had an out of body experience and took over Ray Clemence for a few minutes...

[@iraq.sometimessunnisometim1981]

God Bless Kenny. Fantastic Day.

[@Drumulr]

"Poor Ray Clemence.."😅😅 bet King Kenny never let him forget that one😂

[@pianoflat]

I was there up the rangers end Magic atmosphere

[@johnhawkins6506]

rangers "ha ha" end!!

[@RadicalCaveman]

Scotland was clearly better, but what a bizarre way to get a winning goal. Bad defense, bad shot, and the goalkeeping... unspeakable!

[@SuperTed19021]

Scotland had a brilliant side back then. Certainly better than England's. They remained decent until at least the millennium and normally qualified for tournaments. They produced players like Souness, Law, Dalglish, McCoist, Strachan, McAllister, Gemmill, Hutchinson etc, the list goes on. Why are those Scottish players now? Both England and Scotland suffer the same problem with blazers who are behind the times and not enough good coaching and skill put into their national teams. Both countries need a shake-up in youth development from top to bottom. I know that we have so many foreign players in the Premier League where British players, especially Scottish ones, used to dominate but blame must also be put at the SFA's door, along with the FA down in England. We both need the types of organisation they have in Germany with ex-players on top on the football associations.

[@laptopsorted]

maybe cos kids these days playing xbox rather than footy

[@SMSJSC]

You're partly right, I think. I believe though that today's top clubs are mostly to blame... they want instant success, and pay for massively expensive foreign imports rather than giving young British talent a chance. That's the crux of the problem.

[@TGcomments]

Whatever happened to the heroes?

[@IainMcDbhoy]

Coleman was typical of English commentators in those days... The contrast in his reaction to Scotland and England's goals is ridiculous. He was dreadful.

[@IainMcDbhoy]

I disagree.

[@Noodles37UK]

> Who won that year, Dad? >> WE did. We beat the buggers the next year too, son : )

[@waverunner3911]

I'm trying to find a u tube clip of Scotland winning the world Cup, can't find one anywhere 🥇

[@neilanderson841]

Wave runner and your point is? Or just a patronising soundbite from a nameless keyboard warrior!!!.

[@daviddalziel884]

Tom Forsyth tackle -awesome!

[@tancreddehauteville764]

Is this Gerry Sinstadt commentating? I think so. RIP Gerald - one of the greats of post-war footie commentating.

[@charliegeorge9393]

no its David Coleman on the BBC

[@thomassmith5347]

Smashing dive from Dalglish

[@gerrycoogan6544]

Stonewall penalty.

[@gabrielamill3865]

Brilliant performance from Danny McGrain!

[@kennyp9616]

you are right

[@johnclark5469]

Sandy Jardine was injured so Danny played right back otherwise he would have been on the left. McGrains weakness was he never scored a lot of goals and had a good chance in that game to notch one. Jardine/McGrain were the best combo full backs in the world when at their peak.

[@mizofan]

Best ever British right back

[@kennethmarshall306]

Unfortunately, he always got a nosebleed when he got to the opposition penalty box.

[@KryptonitetoallBS]

@@mizofan His crossing was shocking mind. I don't know whats going on with him health wise. I know he doesn't have any people skills. A great pal of mine as a child once saw him @ Celtic and said how he thought he was a magnificent player. Danny's reply in an aggressive tone was " Aye you'd better believe it son". He left a 7 yr old in tears that day!!

[@noelwilson5960]

Classic Summer in Scotland. King Kenny, Danny Magic McGrain, Jaws Forsyth what a tackle, Colin Jackson, Mason was always silky, Joe J hard to handle. Whit a team. Willie Ormand leading the gang. Old School the Best School.

[@SMSJSC]

Willie Ormond should have kept going. I don't know why he quit. We were halfway to qualifying for Argentina when he quit.

[@DessieTots]

Rough’s feet nailed to the ground as usual.

[@2msvalkyrie529]

Check out Eder in 1982 4 - 1 game ! His beautiful chip / lob over Rough . He was glued to the spot . He turned round just in time to see the ball go in the net. Brilliance ! P S. Alan was actually a really nice , modest guy 👍

[@DessieTots]

@@2msvalkyrie529yeah I met him when I was a press photographer. I was surprised at how wide in the shoulders he was. Nearly as wide as he was tall.

[@baronhoban]

when england scored david colman said yes

[@fraser_mr2009]

he had a habit of saying that irrespective of the tams tbh

[@johnmeechan4976]

When Channon scores where was the England fans making the “roar”?

[@frankmurphyburr3598]

they were always outnumbered

[@bobbyhanly3466]

Dalglish and Clemence. Never spoke to each other after. Five years of silence at Liverpool.

[@dalesmith1275]

David 1-0 coleman best commentater in history

[@patscott8612]

Stonewall penalty. Clemence brought Daglish down

[@MegaDeansy]

06:30 - 'one can only but feel despair for Ray Clemence' - ah, the ever-impartial, neutral commentary of a BBC (the first 'B' standing for 'British' !) commentator, commentating to the ENTIRE British Isles on how HE felt about ONE particular player from ONE particular country ...............

[@SMSJSC]

He wasn't commentating to 'the entire British Isles'. His commentary went out to an English audience. Scotland had its own broadcast with its own commentator

[@michaelryan5962]

I say the atmosphere was unreal at that match. You can the Scottish fans just going crazy,

[@FrangoTraidor]

j'y ai passé beaucoup de temps. et j'en suis fier

[@2msvalkyrie529]

👍 !

[@frankmurphyburr3598]

David Coleman was the best commentator ever

[@alexanadermcculloch871]

Mind of Dalglish 🥜 meggng the keeper 🤣😘

[@Ralph-c2q]

Masson legend.

[@Lovelylove4everyone]

Until penalty v peru