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Gemmill leaves Scotland U21 role after 13 years

Gemmill leaves Scotland U21 role after 13 years
BBC Scotland Saturday 18 July 2026, 11:16 UTC 1 min read
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Scot Gemmill will depart from the role of Scotland Under-21 head coach after 13 years, the Scottish FA have announced.

Scot Gemmill will depart from the role of Scotland Under-21 head coach after 13 years, the Scottish FA have announced.
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