Austria vs Scotland Euro 2024 Tickets

Austria and Scotland, two nations with a shared ambition to better their previous performances in the UEFA European Championships, are now set to cross paths. Both teams are eager to redefine their tournament histories.

The upcoming clash between Austria and Scotland promises to be a riveting spectacle. The stadium will be at full capacity but fans hoping to be a part of this momentous event can secure Austria vs Scotland tickets through SeatPick. Our platform offers a wide array of ticket options from reliable sellers.

Austria and Scotland UEFA Euros Tournament Record

Austria and Scotland, despite their limited success in previous UEFA European Championships, carry the promise of untapped potential. Prior to Euro 2024, both nations had participated in three UEFA European Championship tournaments.

Austria cannot boast a strong record in the UEFA European Championships. They’ve participated in the tournament on three occasions prior to Euro 2024 and faced early exits in both Euro 2008 and Euro 2016. However, at Euro 2020, they managed to progress from the group stage after securing wins over Ukraine and North Macedonia. Their journey was halted by the eventual champions, Italy, in the round of 16, losing 2-1 after extra time.

Scotland also have very little to shout about when recalling past achievements. Prior to Euro 2024, the Tartan Army had never advanced beyond the group stage in any major international tournament. At Euro 2020, Scotland finished at the bottom of their group with a single point.

Austria vs Scotland Head to Head

Austria and Scotland have not met in a UEFA European Championship match. Nevertheless, there was one noteworthy encounter between these two teams at a major international tournament. Scotland made their FIFA World Cup debut in 1954 and found themselves in a group alongside Austria, Czechoslovakia, and Uruguay.

Austria, who would go on to achieve their best-ever tournament performance with a third-place finish, secured a 1-0 victory over Scotland thanks to a first-half goal by Erich Probst.