Scotland and Germany are two football-crazy nations with distinct aspirations on the international stage. Scotland has never advanced beyond the group stage at the UEFA European Championships while Die Mannschaft boasts a record trophy haul in the competition.
When Scotland face Germany in this historic clash, the stadium is guaranteed to be packed to the rafters. Such heightened demand means that securing Scotland vs Germany tickets will not be easy. Yet, on SeatPick fans have instant access to a wide array of ticket options from reputable sellers.
Scotland vs Germany UEFA Euros Tournament Record
Scotland's history in the European Championships is far from impressive. Prior to Euro 2024, Scotland had only taken part in three European Championships. However, the Tartan Army qualified for Euro 2024 with relative ease.
In their previous Euro tournaments, Scotland’s campaigns were short-lived, exiting at the group stage at Euro 1992, Euro 1996, and Euro 2020.
In contrast, Germany’s legacy in the UEFA European Championships stands as a testament to their footballing pedigree. No nation has won the tournament more than them. Germany shares the elite distinction of having secured the championship three times, a feat only matched by Spain.
Germany also boasts a record six appearances in the UEFA European Championship final match. Below, you'll find a summary of their final results:
• Euro 1972: Germany 3-0 Soviet Union, Heysel Stadium
• Euro 1976: Czechoslovakia 2-2 Germany (Germany won 5-3 on penalties), Stadion Crvena Zvezda
• Euro 1980: Germany 2-1 Belgium, Stadio Olimpico
• Euro 1992: Denmark 2-0 Germany, Ullevi
• Euro 1996: Germany 2-1 Czech Republic, Wembley Stadium
• Euro 2008: Spain 1-0 Germany, Ernst Happel Stadium
Scotland vs Germany Head to Head
Germany has historically asserted dominance in this matchup, suffering defeat at the hands of Scotland only once since 1959. Scotland's solitary victory came in a friendly encounter in 1999, where they clinched a 1-0 win in Bremen, courtesy of a spectacular strike by Don Hutchinson.
Their sole encounter in the European Championships took place during the group stage at Euro 1992. Ultimately, the formidable Die Mannschaft emerged victorious, securing a comfortable 2-0 win against Scotland, with goals scored by Karl-Heinz Reidle and Stefan Effenberg.
