MANAGERS: Malcolm MACDONALD | Bobby BROWN


GOALKEEPERS:

1 Ronnie SIMPSON
Bobby CLARK
Bobby FERGUSON

DEFENDERS:

2 Tommy GEMMELL
3 Eddie McCREADIE
4 John GREIG ©
5 Ron McKINNON
Ian URE
Jim CRAIG
John CLARK
Billy McNEILL
Franck McLINTOCK

MIDFIELDERS:

6 Jim BAXTER
8 Billy BREMMNER
9 Jim McCALLIOG
Bobby MURDOCH

FORWARDS:

7 Willie WALLACE
10 Denis LAW
11 Bobby LENNOX
Joe McBRIDE
Alan GILZEAN
John HUGHES
Charlie COOKE
Willie MORGAN
Willie JOHNSTON
Stevie CHALMERS
Willie HENDERSON
Jimmy JOHNSTONE


4-3-3 FORMATION:

England Vs Scotland - Euro Qualifiers Game (15/04/1967)



Numbers: 1 Simpson - 2 Gemmell - 3 McCreadie - 4 Greig - 5 McKinnon - 6 Baxter - 7 Wallace - 8 Bremner - 9 McCalliog - 10 Law - 11 Lennox

GK SIMPSON
CB GREIG
CB McKINNON
RB GEMMELL
LB McCREADIE
CMF BREMNER
CMF McCALLIOG
CMF BAXTER
RWF/SS WALLACE
LWF/SS LENNOX
SS/CF LAW

Substitution: None

Captain: John Greig
Short Free Kick: Billy Bremner/Jim McCalliog
Long Free Kick: Jim Baxter/John Greig/Eddie McCreadie
Free Kick 2: Tommy Gemmell/John Greig
Left Corner: Bobby Lennox/Willie Wallace
Right Corner: Bobby Lennox/Willie Wallace/Jim McCalliog
Penalty: -
Player to go up on free kicks and corners: Jim Baxter

Team Strategy

★Right Side Attack
★Left Side Attack
★Change Sides: Willie Wallace/Dennis Law/Bobby Lennox
★Pressure
★Counter Attack
★Ball Possession ATT

Match Report by Norman Giller

Scotland claimed they were World Champions after handing England their first defeat in twenty matches, but it was something of a hollow victory against a team reduced to eight fit players. Jack Charlton hobbled at centre-forward for much of the match with a broken toe, Ray Wilson was a limping passenger after getting a kick on the ankle, and Jimmy Greaves was reduced to half pace by a knock in his comeback match. Denis Law was at his tormenting best and gave Scotland the lead after twenty-eight minutes, and it remained at 1-0 until a four-goal rush in the last twelve minutes. Celtic winger Bobby Lennox made it 2-0 before Jack Charlton bravely pulled one back. Gordon Banks was beaten at the near post by Jim McCalliog and then Hurst headed home a Bobby Charlton cross.  Nobby Stiles, Denis Law's Manchester United team-mate, said later: "I knew the Scots were taking it very seriously when Denis came on to the pitch wearing shinpads. I had never seen him wear them before."  Four of the Scottish team helped Celtic become the first British club to win the European Cup the following month. The newly knighted Sir Alf Ramsey said: "Scotland deserved their victory, but I hope they will accept it as a fact rather than an excuse when I say were were heavily handicapped by injuries."


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