Quarter-Final: Croatia 1-0 Scotland

Friday 20th June - CSA EuroCup 08 Quarter-Final
Wals Siezenheim Stadion, Salzburg, Austria

Vedran Djukic header set up a semi-final with England.

Group A: England 3-2 Scotland

Sunday 15th June - CSA EuroCup 08 Group A
Stade La Maladière, Neuchâtel, Switzerland

England completed a stunning comeback to go from 2-0 down to win 3-2 over Scotland.

But the Scots still progress after Ireland beat Switzerland 2-0.

Group A: Scotland 3-1 Ireland

Wednesday 11th June - CSA EuroCup 08 Group A
Stade La Maladière, Neuchâtel, Switzerland

Ireland became the first team to be eliminated from EuroCup 08 after they lost 3-1 to Scotland.

Group A: Switzerland 2-2 Scotland

Saturday 7th June - CSA EuroCup 08 Group A
AFG Arena, St. Gallen, Switzerland

Kurt Munzinger's stoppage-time overhead kick rescued a point for Switzerland against Scotland.

Scotland striker Craig Wisniewski's double both from 20 yards cancelled out César Escobar's 40-yard bullet to come back from 1-0 down to go up 2-1 against Switzerland in the opening game of EuroCup 08.

But Munzinger showed off his acrobatics after Escobar's brilliant corner.

There Can Only Be One: César Escobar and Craig Wisniewski

Switzerland's César Escobar and Scotland counterpart Craig Wisniewski look forward to their opening match.

Scotland team guide

How did they get there: Qualifying at the expense of Czech Republic.

Manager: Angus McAllister.

Captain: Craig Borchers.

Euro highlights: None. This is their first tournament.

Euro legend: None.

Star players: Craig Wisniewski and John Jeffries. The FC London striker and the Glasgow FC defender have been great for their respective clubs as of late.

Strengths: ???

Weaknesses: ???

World ranking: 16th.

Our verdict: In a very tough group with Switzerland, Ireland and England in it, the Scots don't look like surviving. But if Wisniewski single-handedly did stuff, they might have a good chance.

Home Nations Round-Up

England, Scotland and Ireland all won their friendlies a couple of weeks before their Group A matches in two weeks time.

England beat Greece 4-1, Scotland beat Czech Republic 2-1 and Ireland beat Romania 3-0.