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Clarke steps down as Scotland manager after World Cup exit

Clarke steps down as Scotland manager after World Cup exit
BBC Scotland Saturday 27 June 2026, 23:37 UTC 1 min read
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Steve Clarke resigns as Scotland head coach following the nation's group exit from the World Cup.

Steve Clarke resigns as Scotland head coach following the nation's group exit from the World Cup.
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