Scotland and CIS national anthem in the Euro 92

[Scotland]
1 Andy Goram
2 Richard Gough (c)
3 Paul McStay
5 Ally McCoist
6 Brian McClair
8 Dave McPherson
9 Stewart McKimmie
10 Stuart McCall
11 Gary McAllister
14 Kevin Gallacher
15 Tom Boyd
[CIS]
1 Dmitri Kharine
2 Andrey Chernyshov
3 Kakhaber Tskhadadze
5 Oleh Kuznetsov
8 Andrei Kanchelskis
9 Sergei Aleinikov
7 Oleksiy Mykhaylychenko (c)
10 Igor Dobrovolski
11 Sergei Yuran
13 Sergei Kiriakov
18 Viktor Onopko
18 June 1992
Idrottsparken, Norrköping, Sweden

[@just_kimych]

Ode to Joy as the anthem of CIS... Perhaps, I'm watching the first video with this magnificent song, thanks so much that you've found it! Greetings from Russia!

[@thesmithersy]

They nicked it off Rhodesia!

[@rebvoddka]

This is gold

[@user-yp1zb5oq4o]

The old anthem of scotland is Nice ❤️

[@thesmithersy]

Irony being this was the last match the former Soviet Union played in its former form.

[@user-lp1oz3vl4f]

CIS선수들은 싫건 좋건 대회가 끝난후에 각자의 조국인 러시아 우크라이나 벨라루스 조지아 등으로 돌아갈때 아마 석별의 정을 느끼지 않았을까 생각한다 1991년까지 그래도 같은 소비에트연방 대표로해서 뛰었었는데.....

[@zekigoktug9625]

The Russian national team has 3 stages USSR national team CIS national team Russia national team

[@akoznasovajusername]

Very interesting how they wanted to keep Soviet Union alive, but under a totally different name. I didn't know what CIS or SNG stands for back then. Also, when you look at the players, you can see only a russian players. Really an amazing ''union'' of countries. We had a very similiar situation here as well with SFRJ also known as Yugoslavia. Mostly serbian players were in squad.

[@hughiemacdonald148]

The CIS stood for the Commonwealth of Independent States. This was the USSR minus the 3 baltic states (Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania). The CIS was mainly an East Slavic team (Belarusians, Russians and Ukrainians). The only exception was a Georgian player from the Caucasus (Kakhaber Tskhadadze).

[@nidhaljemni3261]

I thought flower of Scotland was always the anthem

[@thesmithersy]

Nope. It only came later.

[@rwsn_324]

Feels odd hearing scotland the brave rather than flower of scotland

[@thesmithersy]

I guess they wanted to stay traditional rather than the 60s pop song.

[@Dave1297]

*60's Folk song* corrected that for you. STB has its merits, but Flower of Scotland with a packed and invested Hampden, magic. Love Ode to Joy as well.