Steve Clarke steps down as Scotland manager after World Cup group stage exit

Steve Clarke, Scotland's national head coach, has stepped down following the team's elimination from the World Cup, as announced by the Scottish FA on Friday.

Clarke led Scotland to their first World Cup in 28 years with a memorable 4-2 win over Denmark before qualifying for the tournament.

His departure marks the end of a successful tenure that included Euro 2021 and Euro 2024 appearances.

  • Clarke took up the Scotland role in 2019, beginning his journey as the national coach.
  • Scotland had not qualified for the World Cup in 28 years before Clarke's leadership.
  • The team secured their World Cup spot with a 4-2 victory over Denmark.
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