The Scotland National Football Team have had to wait a long time to play in the FIFA World Cup, however their recent performances have certainly got fans excited about their future chances of playing in upcoming competitions. The nation have managed to make sporadic appearances throughout history, which has seen the demand for Scottish football tickets be as strong as they are.
Indeed, the Scotland National Football Team’s last appearance prior to the 2022 FIFA World Cup was in 1998 and they have since had to wait to participate again. Prior to that, they had managed to feature rather consistently, however they had failed to make it past the Group Stage of the tournament in each of their outings.
Reaching the FIFA World Cup in the current era would perhaps be considered a landmark and a huge accomplishment, as they have not been able to feature in the tournament for over two decades. Nonetheless, the Scotland National Football Team have still been able to provide their fans with some memorable moments in the competition.
For example, the 1990 edition of the FIFA World Cup saw the Scotland National Football Team defeat the Sweden National Football Team in the Group Stage whilst they managed to obtain a draw against the Norway National Football Team at the same stage of the 1998 competition. Interestingly, the Scots had to play against the Brazil National Football Team in both tournaments, losing both games by narrow margins.
Some top quality players have represented the Scotland National Football Team in the FIFA World Cup over the years, win individuals such as Ally McCoist, Gary McAllister and Craig Burley having all featured. There have been a number of exceptional talents representing the team more recently, with the likes of Kieran Tierney, Andrew Robertson and James Forrest all individuals looking to take their country to an upcoming FIFA World Cup.
Tommy Docherty, Willie Ormond, Jock Stein and Craig Brown have all led the Scotland National Football Team at previous editions of the FIFA World Cup, which is perhaps why there has been a demand for Scottish World Cup tickets in the past and will likely continue to be so when they participate in future competitions.
