Vauxhall International Challenge Match
Scotland v Northern Ireland
Wednesday 25 March 2015, 7:45pm kick-off
Hampden Park, Glasgow

UEFA European Championship 2016 Qualifier
Scotland v Gibraltar
Sunday 29 March 2015, 5pm kick-off
Hampden Park, Glasgow

Tickets for Scotland’s matches against Northern Ireland and Gibraltar at Hampden Park are now on general sale.

Gordon Strachan’s team play Northern Ireland in a Vauxhall International friendly match on Wednesday 25 March in their first game back at Hampden since November 2013 and tickets start at just £5.

Four days later, Scotland take on Gibraltar for the first time ever in a crucial UEFA Euro 2016 qualifying group game. Come along early to enjoy the FREE Scotland fanzone pre-match (2pm-4pm).

CLICK HERE to buy tickets for either of the matches or call 0844 875 1873

In the meantime here’s a lowdown of what we can expect from Northern Ireland and Gibraltar next month:


NORTHERN IRELAND
MANAGER – Michael O’Neill
CAPTAIN – Steven Davis (Southampton)


Northern Ireland sit second in UEFA Euro 2016 Qualifying Group F after a campaign that has already seen the country record famous away victories over Hungary and Greece. Kenny Miller, James McArthur and Kris Commons netted for Scotland in a 3-0 victory during their last meeting in 2011.


INTERESTING FACT – Of the 25-man N. Ireland squad chosen to play against Romania in November five were playing in the Scottish Premiership and 11 had played in Scotland during their careers. Manager Michael O’Neill also played in Scotland and managed Brechin City until 2008.

GIBRALTAR
MANAGER – Allen Bula
CAPTAIN – Roy Chipolina (Lincoln Red Imps)


Gibraltar will play Scotland for the first ever time after gaining full UEFA membership in 2013. They’ve lost all of their Group D games so far but did draw with Estonia in Tallinn and also beat Malta in June 2014. Of the squad that travelled to Germany in November, two players played professionally and 11 came from Gibraltar Premier Division champions Lincoln Red Imps. With a population of just 30,000 they are the smallest member of UEFA.
 

INTERESTING FACT – Gibraltar have played both the Shetland and Orkney Islands in a semi-professional capacity in the past.