Scotland draws 2-2 with Finland in final Euro 2024 friendly
- Scotland had a two-goal lead against Finland in the final Euro 2024 friendly but ended up drawing 2-2.
- The match took place at Glasgow's Hampden Park, and a late penalty from Oliver Antman secured the draw for Finland.
- Despite Scotland's initial advantage, they couldn't maintain the lead, resulting in a competitive draw.
Scotland's Euro 2024 farewell party ended on a flat note as they drew 2-2 with Finland after squandering a two-goal lead at Glasgow's Hampden Park. Despite a lackluster first half, Scotland took the lead through an own goal by Finnish defender Arttu Hoskonen and a header by Shankland. However, defensive errors allowed Finland to equalize, dampening the home fans' spirits. Manager Steve Clarke confirmed the final cuts to the squad, including veteran Craig Gordon and John Souttar. Clarke expressed disappointment at the result but remains optimistic about Scotland's prospects in the upcoming tournament. The team's performance was praised, but lapses in concentration cost them the victory. Scotland now looks ahead to the European Championship, aiming to reach the knockout stages for the first time.