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Scotland: Gordon, Ralston, Souttar, Hanley, Robertson, Gilmour,
\n McLean, Christie, McTominay, McGinn, Adams. Subs: Kelly,
\n Slicker, Tierney, Conway, Hendry, Wilson, McKenna, Nisbet,
\n Hirst, Ferguson, Miller, Johnston.

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Greece: Tzolakis, Vagiannidis, Mavropanos, Koulierakis,
\n Giannoulis, Zafeiris, Mouzakitis, Karetsas, Konstantelias,
\n Tzolis, Pavlidis. Subs: Vlachodimos, Mandas, Retsos, Masouras,
\n Ioannidis, Pelkas, Fountas, Rota, Mantalos, Tsimikas,
\n Galanopoulos, Chatzigiovanis.

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Referee: Davide Massa (Italy)

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Hello, and welcome to our clockwatch of the Nations League quarter-finals. There are four tasty ties here, with some tasty scorelines from the first leg last week.

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Spain 2-2 Netherlands

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Germany 2-1 Italy

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Portugal 0-1 Denmark

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France 0-2 Croatia

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This is our round-up from the first legs. It’s all to play for, as these eight aim to make the semi-finals.

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We’ll also be providing key updates from Scotland v Greece, with that game kicking off at 5pm. The Scots led 1-0 from the first leg and will retain their top-flight status if they avoid defeat at Hampden.

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Let’s get into it.

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Important Events

Sir Alex Ferguson is there and leads his respect for Dennis Law By waving his No. 10 shirt. Steve Clark's big handshake and smile. *sob*It was a rather special moment.

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This is the Scottish flower. The second poem is Capella. One change, two talent factories where Scottish football is welcomed, Bournemouth in Bologna and Ryan Christie in Lewis Ferguson.

Steve Clark told the BBC. “Lewis” [Ferguson] It's really bad luck not being on the team. I'm just staying at home, hopefully we'll start with the front paw and Ryan [Christie] Perhaps a little more aggressive than Lewis, he can give us something a little different.

“The good thing about a fast turnaround is that we're playing the same team. So what happened on Thursday is very refreshing. I want to replicate a very good first half for 90 minutes.”

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Scottish fans sing Bonnie Bonnie Banks songs Lake Lomond, high and low roads.

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In Hampden, where he loved so much.Scotland's most proudest, so there's a minute's gratitude for the Dennis Act, perhaps the best player his country has produced.

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Previous score. Georgia played Armenia, winning 6-1, earning a total of 9-1 victory.

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Start with kickoff at 5pmUK time, and this is a big thing for Scotland. Greece has improved significantly, but Stevie Clark's team is leading. Now, can they do this? Or are you ready for another valley of tears?

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Scotland v Greek team news

Scotland: Gordon, Ralston, Souttal, Hanley, Robertson, Gilmore
McLean, Christy, McTominai, McGinn, and Adams. Sub: Kelly,
Slicker, Tierney, Conway, Hendry, Wilson, McKenna, Nisbett,
Hurst, Ferguson, Miller, Johnston.

Greece: Tzolakis, Vagiannidis, Mavropanos, Koulierakis,
Giannoulis, Zafeiris, Mouzakitis, Karetsas, Konstantelias,
Tzolis, Pavlidis. Submarines: Vlachodimos, Mandas, Retsos, Masauras,
Ioannidis, Pelkas, Fountas, Rota, Mantalos, Tsimikas,
Galanopoulos, Chatzigiovanis.

Judgment: Davide Massa (Italy)

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preamble

Hello and welcome to the Nations League quarterfinals Watch. Here are four delicious ties and some delicious scorelines from last week's first leg.

Spain 2-2 Netherlands

Germany 2-1 Italy

Portugal 0-1 Denmark

France 0-2 Croatia

This is a summary from the first leg. These eight are all about playing, as they aim to make the semi-finals.

It also offers important updates from Scotland vs Greece, and the game kicks off at 5pm. The Scots lead 1-0 from the first leg and will retain their best flight status if they avoid a loss at Hampden.

Let's get into it.

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