2003/06
Friendly France 5 Scotland 0
Friendly Scotland 1 Nigeria 2
Friendly S.Korea 4 Scotland 1
Friendly S.Africa 2 Scotland 0
Friendly Scotland 0 Denmark 1
EC2004Q  Faroe Islands 2 Scotland 2
EC2004Q  Iceland 0 Scotland 2
Friendly Scotland 3 Canada 1
Friendly Portugal 2 Scotland 0
Friendly Scotland 0 Ireland 2
EC2004Q  Scotland 2 Iceland 1

Friendly Scotland 0 Austria 2

Friendly Scotland 1 New Zealand 1

EC2004Q  Scotland 1 Germany 1

Friendly Norway 0 Scotland 0

Ec2004Q Scotland 3 Faroe Islands 1

EC2004Q Germany 2 Scotland 1

EC2004Q Scotland 1 Lithuania 0

EC2004Q playoff Scotland 1 Holland 0

EC2004Q playoff Holland 6 Scotland 0

Friendly Scotland 1 Romania 2

Friendly Denmark 1 Scotland 0

Friendly Estonia 0 Scotland 1

Friendly Scotland 4 Trinidad & Tobago 1

Friendly Scotland 0 Hungary 3

WC Qual Scotland 0 Slovenia 0

WC Qual Scotland 0 Norway 1

WC Qual Moldova 1 Scotland 1

Friendly Scotland 1 Sweden 4

WC Qual Italy 2 Scotland 0

WC Qual Scotland 2 Moldova 0

WC Qual Belarus 0 Scotland 0

Friendly Austria 2 Scotland 2

WC Qual Scotland 1 Italy 1

Scotland coach Walter Smith included two uncapped players in his squad on Monday for the friendly against Switzerland. Wigan's midfielder Gary Teale and Cardiff City keeper Neil Alexander were named in the 25-man squad. Aberdeen's Jamie Smith and Hearts duo Steven Pressley(virus) and Paul Hartley(ankle) have all pulled out. Scotland are determined to bury their 10-year Hampden hoodoo in friendlies where they have failed to win a friendly at their national stadium since beating Australia 1-0 on March 27, 1996.
 

Ivorian-born defender Johan Djourou is set to make his senior debut for Switzerland in Wednesday's friendly against Scotland. The 19-year-old, who plays for English Premiership side Arsenal, featured for the Swiss side at the last World Youth Championships in Holland.

Scotland : coach Walter Smith

Goalkeepers : Neil Alexander (Cardiff), Craig Gordon (Hearts), David Marshall (Celtic).

Defenders : Graham Alexander (Preston), Russell Anderson (Aberdeen), Gary Caldwell (Hibernian), Steven Caldwell (Sunderland), Christian Dailly (West Ham), Gary Naysmith (Everton), Steven Pressley (Hearts), Andy Webster (Hearts), David Weir (Everton).

Midfielders :  Barry Ferguson (Rangers), Darren Fletcher (Manchester United), Paul Hartley (Hearts), Lee McCulloch (Wigan), Ian Murray (Rangers), Nigel Quashie (West Brom), Jamie Smith (Aberdeen), Gary Teale (Wigan).

Forwards: James McFadden (Everton), Shaun Maloney (Celtic), Kenny Miller (Wolves), Garry O'Connor (Hibernian) and Derek Riordan (Hibernian).
 

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