Scotland v Ukraine

Scotland and Ukraine go head to head at Hampden Park in a bid to take a step closer to booking their spot at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.

This time smothering the ball to force a corner after Hanley got into a mess close to goal. "When it comes to football, the team, we have our own dream. Liverpool legend Graeme Souness says it will be one of the stranger atmosphere's he's encountered at a ground. A great pace to the game. 21st min: Scotland look all over the place at the back. 24th min: Callum McGregor plays a key part in Scotland's best move of the game. It then falls to McGinn but he can't get the ball out from his feet and it's brilliant defending from Mykola Matviyenko who clears. It's not quite clicking for the home side and the front two need to get more involved. The rebound falls kindly to McGinn who has a free header and somehow heads it wide. Dovbyk adds a third for Ukraine on the break. They've come to Hampden Park and upset the home side to reach the final. McGinn has another follow up effort from further out this time but it's blocked and goes out for a corner.

The World Cup play-off semi-final between Scotland and Ukraine will be filled with emotion - GOAL takes a look at what it means.

Will it be when someone presses the button on a nuclear weapon? That’s my over-riding feeling on the situation. I don’t just want Ukraine to qualify, I want them to go there (Qatar) and win it. Whether it’s sport, politics, the arts, whatever it is, we must send a message to Russia that it’s not acceptable what they are doing. They only have one dream: to stop the war. “I’m going to find myself in a really difficult situation.

The plan all along had been for Scotland fans to join their Ukrainian counterparts in singing their national anthem and standing side-by-side with them.

Just one more European spot remains for this year's World Cup finals and it's Scotland who host Ukraine on Wednesday evening for the right to play Wales in ...

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Scotland and Ukraine finally face off in their crucial World Cup play-off semi-final tonight.The Scots clinched a place in the play-offs for this wint.

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Andriy Yarmolenko, Roman Yaremchuk and Artem Dovbyk gave the war-torn nation a deserved 3-1 victory at Hampden Park.

The problem was, Ukraine doubled their lead before Scotland had a chance to implement their new plan. That the erratic Bushchan played his part in a Scotland goal was little surprise. Earlier, when draped in the flags of their country, Ukraine players had clapped those supporters for their widespread applause of their national anthem. That essentially happened straight from kick-off, with every crunching tackle by those in navy met with roars of approval from the majority of the crowd. The scale of emotion as Ukraine celebrated their win was appropriate. The only threat to Ukraine’s bid to keep their World Cup campaign alive came from a level of physical and mental fatigue that was wholly understandable.

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When you lose a game of this magnitude it hurts," he added. "It's a disappointing night. But, after having just three exhibition games against European club teams to prepare, they are now just 90 minutes away from the World Cup. Striker Roman Yaremchuk then gave Ukraine some breathing room with a header past Craig Gordon just four minutes into the second half. We will fight on, we will withstand everything, we will win. Playing their first official game since Russia's invasion of the country in February, Ukraine put in a superb performance to outplay a Scotland team that must continue to wait for their first World Cup appearance since 1998.

Ukraine is one match away from qualifying for FIFA World Cup. The game against Wales this Sunday will be the decider.

A game against Wales on Sunday in Cardiff will be the decider. Ukraine’s football team won Scotland 3:1 in a play-off semi-final on June 1. Even as it was being played, reports emerged that Russia had fired eight missiles on Ukraine and that there was an air raid all across the country, Olga Tukuriak, an independent journalist, shared on her Twitter feed that she was watching the game in a basement. The banner was a powerful message from Ukraine to Russia, with love. It put them a win away from qualifying for the World Cup this year. Soldiers watched it in the trenches.

Ukrainian Taras Berezovets, who worked as a political analyst before the Russian invasion started on February 24 but has since joined Ukraine's special forces, ...

"Ukraine shows that is still exists, it's not something that someone wants to erase. "The mood is okay. We'd all like to be at home, but on the other hand, we know they wouldn't be safe." "It is impossible to describe these feelings if you're not in this position. "For 90 minutes or 120 minutes, we need to separate our thoughts. "That's why we need to stop this aggression. "The facilities were perfect. First to arrive were the four players still living in Ukraine, along with many of the backroom staff. Football is the number one sport in Ukraine, it's extremely popular," Berezovets told CNN Sport According to Berezovets, work is underway to find a broadcast of the match. "Especially during the wartime, I think all the country will be supporting our national team. "It's a plus and minus.