Scotland vs Slovenia, 2006 World Cup Qualifying - UEFA, Group Stage 2006

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Scotland are hosting Slovenia at Hampden Park, Glasgow, Scotland, starting on . The match is a part of the FIFA World Cup Qualifying - UEFA.

Game Information

Competition: FIFA World Cup Qualifying - UEFA

Venue: Hampden Park
Location: Glasgow, Scotland
Attendance: 38,278

WCQ - UEFA Table

#	TEAM	GP	GD	PTS
1	Spain	6	+19	16
2	Türkiye	6	+5	13
3	Georgia	6	-8	3
4	Bulgaria	6	-16	3

Full Table

Line-Ups

Scotland

No.	Name
1	Craig Gordon (GK)
2	Gary Caldwell
4	Andy Webster
3	Gary Naysmith
8	Jackie McNamara
5	Malky Mackay
7	Darren Fletcher
6	Barry Ferguson
10	Nigel Quashie
9	Paul Dickov
11	James McFadden

Scotland Substitutes:

David Marshall, Stephen Pearson, Russell Anderson, Colin Cameron, Gary Holt, Kenny Miller, Stevie Crawford.

Slovenia

No.	Name
1	Borut Mavric (GK)
6	Aleksander Knavs
3	Amir Karic
4	Matej Mavric
15	Jalen Pokorn
7	Simon Seslar
10	Nastja Ceh
11	Andrej Komac
18	Milenko Acimovic
20	Zlatko Dedic
9	Ermin Siljak

Slovenia Substitutes:

Samir Handanovic, Almir Tanjic, Bostjan Cesar, Goran Sukalo, Robert Koren, Branko Ilic, Klemen Lavric.

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