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Scotland's squad numbers for World Cup revealed

Scotland's squad numbers for World Cup revealed
Sky Sports Football Tuesday 02 June 2026, 17:30 UTC 1 min read
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World Cup 2026: Scotland squad numbers revealed with Angus Gunn handed No 1 jersey ahead of Craig Gordon Scotland's squad numbers for the World Cup have been released; Angus Gunn will wear the No 1 jersey ahead of Craig Gordon; Steve Clarke's side face Bolivia in a friendly on Saturday; their opening match is against Haiti on June 14, before group games against Morocco and Brazil Tuesday 2 June 2026 17:33, UK Scotland's squad numbers for the World Cup have been revealed. Hearts' Craig Gordon...

World Cup 2026: Scotland squad numbers revealed with Angus Gunn handed No 1 jersey ahead of Craig Gordon Scotland's squad numbers for the World Cup have been released; Angus Gunn will wear the No 1 jersey ahead of Craig Gordon; Steve Clarke's side face Bolivia in a friendly on Saturday; their opening match is against Haiti on June 14, before group games against Morocco and Brazil Tuesday 2 June 2026 17:33, UK Scotland's squad numbers for the World Cup have been revealed. Hearts' Craig Gordon is tipped to start in goal, but will wear No 21 with Nottingham Forest's Angus Gunn handed the No 1 shirt. Captain Andy Robertson will wear his usual No 3, Scott McTominay is No 4 as expected, with John McGinn in his trademark No 7 shirt for Scotland. - World Cup Group C guide - Scotland's World Cup fixtures and routes to final - World Cup 2026 schedule, dates and venues Late addition Tyler Fletcher gets No 8, which is presumably a straight swap for the injured Billy Gilmour and not a hint that the Manchester United teenager will start for Steve Clarke. In attack, Lyndon Dykes gets No 9 and Che Adams No 10 ahead of Hearts striker Lawrence Shankland, who will wear No 20. Scotland's World Cup kit numbers: 1: Angus Gunn 2: Aaron Hickey 3: Andy Robertson 4: Scott McTominay 5: Grant Hanley 6: Kieran Tierney 7: John McGinn 8: Tyler Fletcher 9: Lyndon Dykes 10: Che Adams 11: Ryan Christie 12: Liam Kelly 13: Jack Hendry 14: Ross Stewart 15: John Souttar 16: Dominic Hyam 17: Ben Gannon-Doak 18: George Hirst 19: Lewis Ferguson 20: Lawrence Shankland 21: Craig Gordon 22: Nathan Patterson 23: Kenny McLean 24: Anthony Ralston 25: Findlay Curtis 26: Scott McKenna
Scotland (LOCATION) World Cup (EVENT) World Cup 2026 (EVENT) Angus Gunn (PERSON) Craig Gordon (PERSON) the World Cup (EVENT) Steve Clarke's (PERSON) Bolivia (LOCATION) Haiti (LOCATION) Morocco (LOCATION) Brazil (LOCATION) UK (LOCATION) No 21 (EVENT) Nottingham Forest's (ORG) Andy Robertson (PERSON)
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