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History of the Scotland National Football Team in the Euros

The Scotland national football team has had a mixed history in the UEFA European Championship (Euro) tournaments. Here are some key points:

1. Euro Appearances: Scotland has qualified for the Euros three times:
   • 1992: Hosted by Sweden, Scotland was in Group 2 with the Netherlands, Germany, and the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS). Scotland finished third in their group and did not advance to the knockout stage.
   • 1996: Held in England, Scotland was placed in Group A with England, the Netherlands, and Switzerland. Scotland narrowly missed advancing to the knockout stage, finishing third in their group again.
   • 2020: Delayed to 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Scotland was in Group D with England, Croatia, and the Czech Republic. They finished fourth in their group and did not advance.

Biggest Matches Between Scotland and Other European Teams

1. Scotland vs. England:

   • Euro 1996 Group Stage: The match took place at Wembley Stadium, and England won 2-0. This match is memorable for Paul Gascoigne's stunning goal.

2. Scotland vs. Netherlands:

   • Euro 1996 Group Stage: Scotland drew 0-0 with the Netherlands, a significant result as it kept their hopes alive for advancing to the knockout stage.

3. Scotland vs. Germany:

   • Euro 1992 Group Stage: Scotland lost 2-0 to Germany, a match that highlighted the strength of the German team.

4. Scotland vs. Czech Republic:

   • Euro 2020 Group Stage: Scotland lost 2-0, with a memorable goal from the halfway line by Patrik Schick.

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