Scotland Euro 2024 squad: Steve Clarke's full team

The Scotland Euro 2024 squad have been knocked out of the tournament.

Steve Clarke's faced an uphill battle in Germany from the tenth of their opening game against the hosts, when they went 1-0 down to a Florian Wirtz strike. Eventually, they lost that game 5-1, with Ryan Porteous also sent off for a dangerous challenge on Ilkay Gundogan.

In their second match, against Switzerland, Scotland were a lot more promising. While they only walked away with a point, the Tartan Army were confident that if they performed in a similar way in their final Euro 2024 group match against Hungary, then a place in the last 16 would be likely. 

Unfortunately for them, though, Scotland failed to display those same levels against Hungary. While a win was needed, Clarke's side stuttered and faltered against their opponents before eventually conceding a 100th-minute goal. 

Had they won, four points would have been enough for them to qualify for the knockout stages of the tournament in third place - instead, they were sent home early. Scotland's wait to reach the knockout stages of a major tournament continues. 

FourFourTwo will be here all tournament long to provide the latest coverage on every side at Euro 2024, including details on how to watch every match of the tournament and information on each squad competing. 

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Scotland Euro 2024 squad

Scotland Euro 2024 squad: The final 26-man team

• GK: Angus Gunn (Norwich City)
• GK: Zander Clark (Rangers)
• GK: Liam Kelly (Motherwell)
• DF: Andy Robertson (Liverpool)
• DF: Kieran Tierney (Real Sociedad)
• DF: Jack Hendry (Al Ettifaq)
• DF: Ryan Porteous (Watford)
• DF: Liam Cooper (Leeds United)
• DF: Scott McKenna (FC Copenhagen)
• DF: Grant Hanley (Norwich City)
• DF: Greg Taylor (Celtic)
• DF: Anthony Ralston (Celtic)
• DF: Ross McCrorie (Bristol City)
• MF: Callum McGregor (Celtic)
• MF: Ryan Christie (Bournemouth)
• MF: Billy Gilmour (Brighton & Hove Albion)
• MF: John McGinn (Aston Villa)
• MF: Kenny McLean (Norwich City)
• MF: Scott McTominay (Manchester United)
• MF: Stuart Armstrong (Southampton)
• MF: Ryan Jack (Rangers)
• FW: Che Adams (Southampton)
• FW: Lawrence Shankland (Hearts)
• FW: James Forrest (Celtic)
• FW: Tommy Conway (Bristol City)
• FW: Lewis Morgan (New York Red Bulls)

Scotland Euro 2024 squad numbers

Scotland fixtures and results

June 14: Germany 5-1 Scotland, Allianz Arena, Munich, Germany
June 19: Scotland 1-1 Switzerland, RheinEnergieStadion, Cologne, Germany
June 23: Scotland 0-1 Hungary, MHPArena, Stuttgart, Germany

Scotland Euro 2024 top scorers

1 goal: Scott McTominay

Scotland manager: Steve Clarke

Steve Clarke gives very little away in front of the TV cameras - every word is a prisoner - so it's just as well that his work speaks for itself. 

Back-to-back qualifications for the Euros don't happen by accident: the 60-year-old is meticulous and tactically sound, but, more than anything, he's brought about total buy-in by instilling genuine belief. It's a shame he failed to inspire the nation to their first knockout stages.

Scotland's star player

John McGinn

Like Canada, Wales (for a bit) and Austria, Scotland were one of those weird international nations, where the best player was a left-back who they essentially gave free roam to. Well, Andy Robertson is still world-class – but John McGinn emerged as the heart of this side.

The relentless midfielder is a manager's dream, putting in the hard yards off the ball but crucially, popping up in the key contributions in the heat of the moment. After inspiring Villa to the Champions League, though, it seemed like he struggled to dip into his energy reserves this summer as he struggled in Germany.

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