France vs Scotland Euro 2024 Tickets

France and Scotland, two nations steeped in footballing tradition, are preparing to go head-to-head in a historic fixture. These two nations have enjoyed varying levels of success in the UEFA European Championships.

The forthcoming clash between France and Scotland promises to be an epic spectacle. It’s sure to attract a huge crowd and fans can secure France vs Scotland tickets here on SeatPick. Our platform boasts an extensive array of ticket options from reputable sellers. Every listing on our site is 100% guaranteed.

France and Scotland UEFA Euros Tournament Record

Boasting a rich history of success, France has clinched the UEFA European Championship title on two occasions. Les Bleus stand among a small group of countries that have triumphed in both the FIFA World Cup and the UEFA European Championship.

France's first conquest of the European Championship came in 1984, an unforgettable victory on home soil. Michel Platini, with a remarkable tally of nine goals in five games, was the beacon of their free-flowing attacking football.

Les Bleus added a second European title in 2000, further cementing their status as a European powerhouse. Zinedine Zidane was the standout performer as France secured a European championship to accompany their 1998 FIFA World Cup victory.

In contrast, Scotland, despite their fervent supporters, is yet to come close to winning a major international tournament. There has been little success in the Scottish national team's history in the UEFA European Championships. Prior to Euro 2024, Scotland had participated in three editions of the competition.

The Tartan Army's journeys in the tournament have been short-lived, marked by group stage exits in Euro 1992, Euro 1996, and Euro 2020.

France vs Scotland Head to Head

Historically, France and Scotland have crossed paths only once in a major international tournament. This singular encounter took place at the 1958 FIFA World Cup, where France triumphed over Scotland with a score of 2-1.

The Tartan Army can reflect on some positive results in their recent history against France. During Euro 2008 qualifying, Scotland secured 1-0 victories in both their fixtures against France. However, it was the French who ultimately clinched qualification for the tournament, at the expense of Scotland.