Wales breathed life into their hopes of reaching the World Cup finals with a hard fought 2-1 win over Scotland at Hampden. More
94' FT Scotland 1-2 Wales
93' RED CARD: Aaron Ramsey is sent off for dragging down McArthur as he charged down Myhill in the Wales goal.
88' Wales sub: Joe Ledley OFF, Simon Church ON.
85' Scotland sub: Chris Burke OFF, Jordan Rhodes ON.
84' King strikes at goal from a tight angle 16 yards out but McGregor saves with his feet. Wales look like they could score another here.
73' GOAL! Scotland 1-2 Wales (Robson-Kanu 73'): Robson-Kanu nets his first goal for Wales powering a header past McGregor.
72' GOAL! Scotland 1-1 Wales (Ramsey 72'): The Arsenal mdfielder smashes home the penalty in off the underside of the bar.
70' PENALTY TO WALES!
70' RED CARD: Robert Snodgrass (second bookable offence)
63' Scotland sub: Graham Dorrans OFF, Charlie Adam ON.
58' Wales have the ball in the net but it's been disallowed. Williams floated a ball into the crowded penalty box but the referee decided McGregor was being fouled as Wales prodded the ball home.
57' Wales sub: Andy King OFF, Jack Collison ON.
54' Snodgrass hits the post with a curling left footed shot from outside the box. That would've been one for the highlight reel! So close. Somehow he managed to strike the inside of the post yet still didn't find the net.
51' YELLOW CARD: Kenny Miller
50' Miller knocks down a Hutton cross to Burke who nods the ball to Snodgrass. The Norwich attacker lays it back to Burke but his shot is blocked by Ricketts.
45' Wales sub: Gareth Bale OFF, Jonathan Williams ON.
45' And the second half is underway at Hampden.
48' HT Scotland 1-0 Wales
46' GOAL! Scotland 1-0 Wales (Hanley 46'): Mulgrew whips a left footed corner kick into the penalty box and Hanley gets in front of his marker to power a header into the net!
38' Mulgrew whips a freekick into the box from 30 yards but it's too strong for any of his teammates and Myhill collects with ease.
33' Burke works space on the right following a good through ball by Miller and drives a ball into the box but neither Hutton or Miller can get on the end of it and Wales clear for a corner which comes to nothing.
32' Snodgrass' curling cross into the box from a wide right position finds Miller who has sneaked in between the Wales centre backs, but he mis-times his leap and the header goes harmlessly high.
31' YELLOW CARD: Hal Robson-Kanu
22' Kenny Miller! Meets Burke's superb cross from the right at the far post but heads over! Might Fletcher have converted that?
1' And we're underway in Glasgow!
93' RED CARD: Aaron Ramsey is sent off for dragging down McArthur as he charged down Myhill in the Wales goal.
84' King strikes at goal from a tight angle 16 yards out but McGregor saves with his feet. Wales look like they could score another here.
73' GOAL! Scotland 1-2 Wales (Robson-Kanu 73'): Robson-Kanu nets his first goal for Wales powering a header past McGregor.
72' GOAL! Scotland 1-1 Wales (Ramsey 72'): The Arsenal mdfielder smashes home the penalty in off the underside of the bar.
70' PENALTY TO WALES!
70' RED CARD: Robert Snodgrass (second bookable offence)
58' Wales have the ball in the net but it's been disallowed. Williams floated a ball into the crowded penalty box but the referee decided McGregor was being fouled as Wales prodded the ball home.
54' Snodgrass hits the post with a curling left footed shot from outside the box. That would've been one for the highlight reel! So close. Somehow he managed to strike the inside of the post yet still didn't find the net.
50' Miller knocks down a Hutton cross to Burke who nods the ball to Snodgrass. The Norwich attacker lays it back to Burke but his shot is blocked by Ricketts.
46' GOAL! Scotland 1-0 Wales (Hanley 46'): Mulgrew whips a left footed corner kick into the penalty box and Hanley gets in front of his marker to power a header into the net!
38' Mulgrew whips a freekick into the box from 30 yards but it's too strong for any of his teammates and Myhill collects with ease.
33' Burke works space on the right following a good through ball by Miller and drives a ball into the box but neither Hutton or Miller can get on the end of it and Wales clear for a corner which comes to nothing.
32' Snodgrass' curling cross into the box from a wide right position finds Miller who has sneaked in between the Wales centre backs, but he mis-times his leap and the header goes harmlessly high.
22' Kenny Miller! Meets Burke's superb cross from the right at the far post but heads over! Might Fletcher have converted that?
ScotlandManager: Gordon Strachan
WalesManager: Chris Coleman
There were 9 Cardiff City, players from Cardiff, or ex Cardiff City players included within both teams.
Another defeat and only one player who actually plays in Scotland in the team.I wonder if it might be that the SPL is not as good as Celtic supporters think it is.
i dont know whats worse.....the scotland team these days.....or the fact that HAD they won last night they would have went 3rd in the section!!!!! Wales have 6 points.....all courtesy of scotland....pmsl
well done wales :)
well done wales :)
How are Rangers getting on these days? Can they afford goalposts now, or are they still using jumpers?
It's called goading missus "no fix". Your name a reference to Strachan?? lol. He should have played Mackie but didn't even pick him? Useless.
SPL has alot to answer for-if you think that even comes close to football.Congrats to the welsh but beating #$%$ is only a step ahead of San Marino. I watched the team of internationals in 74 in Germany and we complained at all those great internationals that never lost a game-but now I couldnt repeat the names of these jorneymen who couldnt get a game for there team. This was utterely depressin if you are a scot and at least gives you a smile if you are welsh-thoroughly depressin-strachan a manager my #$%$
wombat what hate scotland contributed to GB oh since when is GB a country you #$%$ we beat you at rugby we beat you at soccer so get over it you will win nothing for years to come
Well done Wales, Well done Chris Coleman.
This is the worst squad I have watched in 45 years, time for them to take up curling
San Marino could do with a confidence boost. Next stop Hampden.
Wales deserved to win,miles ahead of a very poor Scotland team,well done Wales.
You still have Andy Murray, sod all else though.
Commons and Naismith should have started and Mackay-Smith should have replaced Fletcher. Whittaker should have played in front of back 4 along with McArthur. I thought Strachan was the man for the job but after that performance and that team selection im not so sure now.
the subs bench looked better than the starting eleven,why do scotland enter theese competitions or is it just to make up the numbers,give it up and save our red faces,they cant even run things right in the home leagues let alone anything else.
We - Scotland - are poor and know it but it always brightens our mood when the English build themselves up for yet another fall. Collymore, Lineker etc will be in a lather now working out who they'll beat in the 2014 World Cup and then blame everybody when Germany knock them out !!!!
They will be Pouring out the Painkillers Tonight.