Scotland debut for goalkeeper Kellypublished at 18:49 British Summer Time 17 October 2023Breaking
France v Scotland (20:00)
Scotland XI: Kelly, Patterson, Hendry, McKenna, Cooper, Taylor, Gilmour, McLean, McTominay Ferguson, Adams.
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Gilmour seizes on a misplaced Camavinga pass to give Scotland a dream start with curling finish with his first international goal
Pavard nets two headers in eight minutes and Mbappe adds penalty before half-time then substitute Coman rifles in off bar
Kick-off delayed by 10 minutes to allow fans to safely enter stadium amid extra security measures
Motherwell keeper Kelly makes Scotland debut and is one of eight changes for visitors; Hearts goalie Clark comes at at half-time for debut
Mbappe, Griezmann & Dembele start as France name strong XI
International friendly in Lille
Both nations have qualified for Euro 2024
Colin Moffat
France v Scotland (20:00)
Scotland XI: Kelly, Patterson, Hendry, McKenna, Cooper, Taylor, Gilmour, McLean, McTominay Ferguson, Adams.
France v Scotland (20:00)
The French authorities are adding extra security for tonight’s match after two Swedish nationals were shot dead in Brussels last night in what is being called an act of terrorism.
French minister for interior affairs, Gerald Darnanin, said: "Following the attack in Brussels, I immediately requested of troops on the border. Furthermore, we will double the amount of police and gendarmerie for the match this evening in Lille."
There will be a period of silence for the victims before kick-off.
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Willie Miller
Former Scotland defender on BBC Sportsound
Qualifying out of the group stages of the Euros has got to be the target.
Football moves on, challenges must be put in front of players and we've never done that in any previous tournament.
I think this group are good enough and capable of creating that history.
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Craig Levein
Former Scotland manager on BBC Sportsound
It's hugely significant to qualify for two European Championships in a row.
There is a whole host of young talented players in this group that are going to be around for a long, long time.
It's a group I can only see improving. We're getting better, because the players are getting better - they trust their teammates and their manager.
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France are also safely on their way to Euro 2024 with a 100% record from their first six outings.
The hosts are also likely to mix things up this evening.
That may mean a rest for Kylian Mbappe and some other superstars, but they can bring in the likes of Olivier Giroud, Ousmane Dembele, Eduardo Camavinga and Benjamin Pavard.
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Steve Clarke is not a manager for tinkering too much with a settled side. You need to earn a spot in his XI.
However, with a few regulars injured and the pressure off this evening, he has already said there will be "a number of changes" from Thursday's 2-0 loss away to Spain.
Greg Taylor will probably get the nod, with Andy Robertson, Kieran Tierney and Aaron Hickey all missing, and Lewis Ferguson might get a second start for his country.
Will we see a change in goals too, with a first cap for Liam Kelly or Zander Clark?
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The Scotland squad watched that Spain win over Norway together at their Glasgow base.
The result confirmed Spain and Scotland will take the top two spots in Group A, guaranteeing passage to Germany next summer, with manager Steve Clarke saying there had been "a wee sing song".
Defender Jack Hendry added that the happy gathering had "enjoyed a glass of champagne".
A few of the players were later spotted on the town, mixing with celebrating supporters and wolfing down a selection of deep fried delights...
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The Scotland party got started on Sunday night when Spain beat Norway in Oslo and it's still rocking along, with the Tartan Army in fine spirits on their manoeuvres in northern France.
France v Scotland (20:00)
Bonsoir mes amis...
Fresh from qualifying for Euro 2024, Scotland are in Lille for a friendly against France.
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