Scotland suffered a heavy 3-0 defeat at home in Greece in the championship of nations, confirming their relegation to League B.
Visitors took the lead early in the 20th minute, when Giannis Konstantalias shot a right shot in the lower right corner after a well -timed cross by Georgios Vagiannidis.
Greece doubled their advantage shortly before the half in the 42nd minute.
Konstantinos Karetsas found space in the box and leaned a left -handed attempt in the upper left corner, leaving the goalkeeper of Scotland.
Once again, Konstantelias participated, providing help and further emphasizing the abrupt attack of Greece’s game.
The second semester began as the first, with Greece continuing to dominate the Occupation and threatened in the last third.
Within a minute of reboot, Christos Tzolis sealed the victory for visitors with a well -positioned right -wing finish from the center of the box, following another help from the excellent Construsts.
Full employment: Scotland 0-3 Greece.
The referee puts an end to the match tonight at Hampden.#Scogre pic.twitter.com/vizpjfqheo
– Scotland National Team (@scotlandnt) 23 March 2025
On 3-0, the race was effective beyond Scotland.
Scotland struggled to create significant chances despite the few late efforts. Kieran Tierney’s left shot in the break time was well saved, scoring Scotland’s disappointing night in front of the goal.
Earlier, George Hirst had lost a narrow header, while Tommy Conway and Scott Mctominay saw their efforts to block or be comfortable.
There were many substitutions in the second half, with Scotland making changes in an effort to turn things around.
Discipline was also an issue for both teams, with various yellow cards. Lewis Ferguson, George Hirst and Vangelis Pavlidis were among those who had closed in a race that saw the fair share of fouls and holidays.
Greece’s compact defensive organization ensured that Scotland never found the game back. Visitors control the middle section and limited the hosts to speculative efforts from a distance.
Despite delayed attempts to rescue some pride, Scotland’s night ended with frustration, as Greece saw their 3-0 win.
