World Qualifiers: 3-1, the world’s 43rd ranked 40th+ ranked second in the world, the 26-year-old Ferguson’s sword was unsheathed

The Scotland team, ranked 43rd in the world, ushered in the seventh round of the first group stage of the European World Cup qualifiers. Scotland sat at its home court to face the Greek team, ranked 40th in the world.

Scotland ranked second in Group C with 4 points before the game, while Greece ranked third in Group C with 3 points.

Scotland had 2 wins, 1 draw and 1 loss in the 4 games before the game, while the Greek team had 3 wins and 1 loss in the 4 games before the game, which was slightly better than the Scotland team. In the last meeting between the two sides, Greece had the upper hand because Greece scored 3 goals and conceded 0 goals in that meeting to defeat the Scottish team. However, before the game, more fans were full of confidence in Scotland defeating Greece. After all, Scotland had the advantage of home court.

In the 17th minute of the second half, 29-year-old Roma player Tsimikas took the lead to help Greece take the lead.

Two minutes later, the 30-year-old Bournemouth warrior Christie unsheathed his sword to help Scotland equalize the score.

Sixteen minutes later, 26-year-old Bologna player Ferguson helped Scotland take the lead.

In the 93rd minute, 30-year-old Birmingham star Dykes helped Scotland seal the victory.

In the end, Scotland reversed Greece and ushered in 2 consecutive wins in the world preliminaries, while Greece suffered 2 consecutive losses in the world preliminaries.

After the game, Scotland continued to rank second in Group C with 7 points, the same as Denmark at the top of the list, while Greece continued to rank third with 3 points.