Scotland Aim to Break New Ground at UEFA European Championship

Scotland has never reached the knockout stages of the UEFA European Championship

The team will look to change that in 2024

Scotland will be looking to reach the knockout stages of the UEFA European Championship for the first time when they compete in the 2024 tournament. The Scots have never progressed beyond the group stage of the competition, but they will be hoping to make history in Germany. Scotland have been drawn in Group D along with England, Croatia, and the Czech Republic. It is a tough group, but Scotland will be confident of qualifying for the knockout stages if they can perform to their potential. Steve Clarke's side has a number of talented players, including Kieran Tierney, Andy Robertson, and John McGinn. They will need to be at their best if they are to achieve their goal of reaching the knockout stages. Scotland will open their campaign against the Czech Republic on June 14th. They will then face England on June 18th and Croatia on June 22nd. The top two teams from each group will qualify for the knockout stages. Scotland will need to finish in the top two if they are to progress. It will be a tough challenge, but Scotland has the quality to reach the knockout stages of the UEFA European Championship for the first time. Clarke's side will need to be at their best, but they have the potential to make history.