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Former Scotland manager Craig Brown looks back at the nation’s 1998 World Cup in France, recalling key tactical choices and the team’s challenges overall. He describes the difficulty of facing strong groups that included Germany and Nigeria, and the limited squad depth Scotland had.
Brown also reflects on the tactical shift he attempted midway through the tournament to adapt to the opposition’s pace. The Scots ultimately failed to advance past the group stage, ending their World Cup journey.
His recollections offer insight into the pressures of managing a small nation on football’s biggest stage.
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