The morning after...the World Cup's not a dream.

Scottish Football Podcast

BBC

Sports News, Soccer, Sport, News

3.8 • 767 Ratings

🗓️ 19 November 2025

⏱️ 25 minutes

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Summary

It's the morning after the night before and Steve Clarke's Scotland are going to the World Cup. We look back on an incredible night for Scotland against Denmark at Hampden as Scotland return to the World Cup after 28 years. With Martin Dowden, Robbie Neilson and Stephen McGowan.

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0:00.0	BBC Sounds, music, radio, podcasts.
0:07.5	This winter, cricket's oldest rivalry is reignited.
0:15.0	England and Australia do battle to compete for the ashes.
0:20.8	That is extraordinary.
0:23.1	Hear live ball by ball commentary on Fife Sports Extra.
0:27.4	And get analysis and reaction of every day's play with the Test Match Special podcast.
0:32.9	The Stamps out of the ground.
0:34.4	Test match special at the Ashes.
0:37.3	Listen on BBC Sounds.
0:47.2	Hello, I'm Martin Dowden and this is the Scottish football podcast,
0:51.3	all the news, views and analysis you need on Wednesday the 19th of November.
0:56.0	It wasn't a dream. Scotland have delivered the World Cup Holy Grail.
1:00.0	Glorious! Glorious!
1:02.0	Kenny McLean with the half-wheel line.
1:05.0	Scotland for Dembar II!
1:08.0	We are returning to the World Cup.
1:11.3	What a night!
1:13.7	Perhaps the craziest game of football we've ever seen
1:17.0	that some sensational goals see Scotland through.
1:20.7	Denmark did make it tough,
1:22.2	but Scotland found the quality
1:23.5	to claim top spot in the group on route to North America.
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