Greece
Scotlandrelegation play-offs
Spectators : 31483
20.03.2025, 21:45
Greece: 12. Tzolakis - 4. Mavropanos, 15. Rota, 21. Tsimikas - 3. Koulierakis, 7. Masouras G. (Karetsas, 46), 20. Mantalos (Pelkas, 72), 23. Siopis - 18. Konstantelias (Pavlidis E., 72) - 8. Ioannidis F. (Fountas, 81), 9. Tzolis (Zafeiris, 72)
Substitution: Karetsas (from 46); Zafeiris (from 72); Pelkas (from 72); Pavlidis E. (from 72); Fountas (from 81)
Bench: 1. Vlachodimos, 13. Mandas - 2. Vagiannidis, 5. Retsos, 17. Chatzidiakos, 22. Giannoulis D. - 16. Mouzakitis
Yellow Cards: Siopis 64
Scotland: 1. Gordon C. - 2. Ralston (Porteous, 89), 3. Robertson A., 5. Hanley G., 15. Souttar, 23. McLean (Tierney, 76) - 8. Gilmour B. (Johnston Max, 90) - 4. McTominay, 7. McGinn J., 19. Ferguson L. - 10. Adams C. (Hirst, 75)
Substitution: Hirst (from 75); Tierney (from 76); Porteous (from 89); Johnston Max (from 90)
Bench: 12. Kelly L., 21. Slicker - 13. Hendry J., 16. McKenna S. - 20. Miller L. - 9. Conway T., 11. Wilson, 17. Nisbet
Yellow Cards: Ferguson L. 45
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