The Tartan army stopped and suffered the relegation of the League of Nations

Scotland suffered a strong defeat 3-0 in his house in Greece in the League of Nations, confirming his relegation to League B.

The visitors took the lead at the beginning of the 20th minute when Giannis Konstantelias shot a shot standing at the bottom right after a well -timed cross by Georgios Vagannidis.

Greece doubled his advantage just before half the 42nd minute.

Konstantinos Karetsas found space in the box and dragged an effort to the left on the upper left corner, leaving the goalkeeper of Indefens.

Once again, Konstantelias was involved, providing assistance and further emphasized the strong attacking game of Greece.

The second half started a lot in the first, with Greece continuing to dominate possession and threatening the final third.

One minute from the restart, Christos Tzolis sealed the victory of the visitors with a well -located finish to the right from the center of La Caixa, after another attendance by the prominent Konstantelias.

Full time: Scotland 0-3 Greece.

The referee ends tonight’s game in Hampden.#Scogre pic.twitter.com/vizpjfqheo

– National Scotland team (@scotlandnt) March 23, 2025

At 3-0, the party was effectively out of scotland.

Scotland struggled to create significant possibilities despite some late efforts. The shot standing on the left of Kieran Tierney in a time of stoppage was saved, epitomizing the frustrating Night of Scotland in front of the goal.

Previously, George Hirst had lost a header close, while Tommy Conway and Scott Mctominay saw their attempts blocked or saved comfortably.

There were a number of replacements in the second half, with scotland making changes in an attempt to turn around.

The discipline was also a problem for both teams, and several yellow letters were delivered. Lewis Ferguson, George Hirst and Vangelis Pavlidis were among the reserved in a game that saw his much of faults and interruptions.

The solid defensive organization of Greece said that Scotland never found a way back to the game. The visitors controlled the midfield and limited the hosts to speculative efforts from a distance.

Despite late attempts to rescue some pride, Scotland’s night was disappointed, as Greece comfortably saw his victory 3-0.