Summary

  • Reaction as Scotland lose 1-0 to Hungary

  • Steve Clarke's side exit Euro 2024

  • Head coach angry at denied penalty claim

  • Captain Robertson says team 'let down Tartan Army'

  • 200,000 Scotland fans start trek back home

Live Reporting

Andrew Petrie

  1. Should this have been a penalty?

    We've mentioned that controversial non-penalty incident already, so here it is in all it's glory.

    Should it have been given? Let us know with those thumbs.

    'I can't believe the referee hasn't given that'

  2. 'Did Scotland bring their A-game?'

    Pat Nevin
    Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

    We've seen enough of Steve Clarke now to know what the game was going to be. We could feel it.

    Hold, hold, hold. How long do you leave it? They did leave it. He's not known as a manager who takes chances, but he took some at the end.

    The bare facts will say one point out of nine, we didn't score a goal, other teams scored for us.

    Did Scotland deserve to win tonight? They didn't have many chances.

    All the way through, I thought Scotland had to bring their 'A-game' to beat Switzerland and Hungary. Did they do that? No.

  3. 'Sorry for letting you down'

    Now here's the skipper's reaction...

    Andy Robertson apologises to Scotland fans

  4. Some damning statistics for Steve Clarke and Scotland

    The stats, provided by Opta, make for pretty grim reading this morning:

    • This was Scotland’s 12th major tournament group stage and in 50% of those they have failed to win a single match – at the 1954, 1958, 1986 and 1998 World Cups and EURO 2020 and 2024.
    • Scotland had just 17 shots at EURO 2024 in total – since the group stage was introduced in 1980, that is the joint fewest by a nation in a group stage, along with Northern Ireland at EURO 2016.
    • There have only been two instances at EURO 2024 of a team failing to have a shot in the first half of a match and both have been Scotland - on MD1 vs Germany and tonight vs Hungary.
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  5. Hungary score in 100th minute to knock Scotland out of Euro 2024

    Scott Mullen
    BBC Scotland at Stuttgart Arena

    Scotland crashed out of Euro 2024 in the most heart-wrenching fashion as Kevin Csoboth's 100th-minute winner earned Hungary a stunning late victory.

    The Scots, who could still have held faint hopes of the last 16 with a draw, were stung on the counter-attack to spark bedlam in the Stuttgart Arena.

    It means Steve Clarke's side, who did not register a shot on target, finish on one point and once again fail to make it out of a group at a major tournament.

    Hungary finish Group A in third and still have a chance of going through as one of the four best third-placed teams.

    Read Scott Mullen's full match report here.

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  6. 'Someone has to explain to me why it wasn't a penalty'

    Let's hear from the main man first.

    Steve Clarke was pretty furious after the game. Here he is talking about that controversial penalty - or non-penalty - decision.

    Clarke reflects on Scotland being out of Euro 2024

  7. The morning after the night before

    Good morning, everyone.

    Steve Clarke said we should feel sad and boy, do I.

    So, in a move that will be either deeply therapeutic or even more scarring, we'll be bringing you the reaction to the untimely end of Scotland's Euros journey.

    Stick with us, we might even find some light in the gloom. No promises.

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