Scotland’s serene qualification for Euro 2024 comes as a culture shock for a country used to crushing disappointment from its national team.
For only the second time since the 1998 World Cup, Scotland will grace a major tournament in Germany next year.
Qualification was secured on Sunday without the Scots kicking a ball thanks to Spain’s 1-0 win in Norway.
But Steve Clarke’s men had already done the hard work themselves with a scintillating start to what was considered a highly challenging group.
As well as facing the three-time European champions Spain, Norway and Georgia currently boast generational talents in Erling Haaland and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia.
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