Scotland vs Portugal Tickets

Strong European rivals make the trip north for this mouthwatering clash and the level of demand for Scotland vs Portugal tickets indicates the likelihood of a sell-out clash, which is where SeatPick comes to the rescue.

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Scotland vs Portugal History

The Tartan Army first qualified for the FIFA World Cup in 1954 and also made it to the finals in Sweden four years later. Between 1974 and 1990, Scotland fought their way through to every finals tournament, and though they never made it through to the knockout phase, they still enjoyed memorable moments, including a famous 3-2 group stage win over the Netherlands. In 2020, Scotland reached the UEFA European Championship finals, their first involvement in a major finals for over twenty years. Steve Clarke led the national team to the Euro 2024 finals in Germany, albeit once again falling at the first hurdle.

Portugal reached their first FIFA World Cup finals in 1966, and with legendary forward Eusebio in fine form, they reached the Semi-finals and finished third overall. With Cristiano Ronaldo on board, A Selecao das Quinas regularly reached the finals of both the World Cup and the UEFA European Championships. They reached the Semi-finals of the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany this coming two years after they somehow lost the European Championship Final to Greece on home soil. In 2016, Portugal finally got their hands on a major title, defeating France in the final of the UEFA European Championship, with Eder scoring a superb extra-time winner in Paris.

Scotland vs Portugal Head-to-Head

These two nations first met in competitive action in the qualifying campaign for the 1972 UEFA European Championships, with the two sides exchanging home wins. In the qualifiers for the 1994 FIFA World Cup, the two sides played out a goalless draw in Glasgow before Rui Barros and Cadete scored two goals apiece in a 5-0 thumping in Lisbon; Cadete would go on to sign for Scottish giants Celtic soon after.