It ended 22 years of pain and torment with any headaches and hangovers very much worth it with fans likely to be partying all weekend despite the restrictions and pubs being shut. Of course, Scotland are back in action on Sunday in the Nations League in a game with Slovakia which could be huge in the medium-term.
Scotland could be on a path to making qualification a regular occurrence which would provide a huge boost as could be seen from the scenes around the country following the Serbia.
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5. Christie better than Maddison
Ex-Scotland boss Craig Brown reckons Ryan Christie is better than England playmaker James Maddison. The latter moved to Leicester City for £20m after spending time on loan with Aberdeen. Celtic ace Christie also spent time on loan at the Dons but Brown, having seen both up close, would opt for Christie. (Herald) Photo: Nikola Krstic - SNS Group
6. Scotland ticket demand
Scotland fans could face a struggle to get their hands on tickets for the country’s two games at Hampden Park against Croatia and Czech Republic. The majority of tickets for games have already been sold with the tournament due to have been played this summer. There has, however, been confirmation from Uefa that an allocation has been held back for countries taking part in the play-offs. (Scottish Sun) Photo: SNS Group Bruce White
7. New deal for Goldson?
Rangers are hopeful of getting Connor Goldson so sign a new deal before the end of the year. The centre-back has been an ever present this season, playing some of the best football he has since moving to Ibrox. Goldson, who had reported interest from England, is contracted until 2022. (Football Insider) Photo: Alan Harvey - SNS Group
8. Griffiths apology
Leigh Griffiths has apologised for the misunderstanding around a liked tweet. The Celtic ace liked a post on social media of Kyle Lafferty crying after Northern Ireland’s failure to reach Euro 2020. The ex-Rangers and Hearts striker recently lost sister Sonia. Griffiths, in his apology, said he was “not slagging Kyle Lafferty for losing a family member”. (The Scotsman) Photo: Alan Harvey - SNS Group / SFA