Scotland's World Cup qualifier against Belarus on 8 September will take place at a neutral venue, but the Tartan Army will ...

Scotland's World Cup qualifier away to Belarus on 8 September will be played behind closed doors in Hungary. The match will ...

They chose Zalaegerszeg, around 227km from the Hungarian capital Budapest ... "It's almost like the Scotland fans have been punished in some way," said John Bleasdale of The Tartan Army Magazine.

Steve Clarke's Scotland legacy would be altered with World Cup qualification, but momentum needs found fast after a bruising ...

The group minnows are yet to taste defeat at the venue having drawn three Nations League games at the ground last year ...

UEFA have confirmed the venue in the western Hungarian outpost of Zalaegerszeg - 135 miles from the capital, Budapest ...

The SFA have been urged to challenge UEFA over the “disgraceful” decision to ban Scotland fans from attending the World Cup qualifier ...

There will be no travelling fans for the crucial second game of Steve Clarke's side's qualifying campaign for North America ...

Scotland's World Cup qualifier against Belarus will be played at a neutral venue, which has now been confirmed by UEFA.