A TOTAL of 14 Celts were involved in the most recent run of international fixtures, which saw the final four places at next summer’s Euros decided and brought to an end the second instalment of the Nations League for the majority of teams.
Here, the Celtic View looks at how the Bhoys fared on the international stage before returning to Glasgow ahead of Saturday’s encounter with Hibs in Edinburgh.
SCOTLAND
Ryan Christie, Callum McGregor, Leigh Griffiths and Greg Taylor were all included in Scotland’s three games over six days. The first fixture was the highly-anticipated Euro play-off final against Serbia in Belgrade on Thursday (November 12).
Steve Clarke and his players were attempting to overcome more than two decades of disappointment for the national team by beating Serbia on penalties to secure Scotland’s place in their first major tournament since World Cup 1998.
This story is from the Vol 56 Issue 17 edition of Celtic View.
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