Scotland aims for World Cup success after Euro disappointment

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Last updated Jun 11, 2026

Scotland aims for World Cup success after Euro disappointment
Summary

Scotland prepares for its first World Cup in 28 years, beginning with a match against Haiti in three days. Ryan Christie recalls the pain of a previous Euro 2024 exit, emphasizing a determination to be the first Scottish team to advance beyond the group stage. The players carry motivation from past disappointments and have built a stronger bond under head coach Steve Clarke, which they hope will aid their World Cup campaign.

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  • •Ryan Christie reflects on Euro 2024 defeat impacting team's mindset.
  • •Scotland's opening match is against Haiti on June 14.
  • •The team aims to progress beyond the group stage for the first time.
  • •Christie highlights a stronger team unity under coach Steve Clarke.
  • •Scotland's last World Cup appearance was in 1998.
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Ryan Christie vividly remembers the pain of Scotland's Euro 2024 campaign and is using that as motivation to make history in the World Cup.

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Ryan Christie vividly remembers the pain of Scotland's Euro 2024 campaign and is using that as motivation to make history in the World Cup.

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