Scotland Football

Answer: Porto & Zenit St. Petersburg

The 2003 final in Seville saw Porto defeat Celtic 3-2 in extra time. The 2008 final in Manchester ended in a 2-0 triumph for Zenit St. Petersburg over Rangers.

Answer: German

Berti Vogts was Scotland's first foreign manager and he managed Scotland for two and half years. He failed to qualify for Euro 2004 and after a 1-1 draw with Moldova during a 2006 World Cup qualifying match, which virtually ended Scotland's hopes of qualification, the Scottish fans demanded his resignation, and within a month he resigned from his post.

Answer: Paul Hartley

Hartley received his second yellow card of the match. Hearts still went on to win the match 4-2 on penalties.

Answer: 2002

Invervurie are one of the newest teams in the Highland Football League having been elected to the league in 2002 after the departure of Peterhead and Elgin City. The team were immediately successful, finishing runners-up in the league in 2004/05 and 2005/06.

Answer: Dundee United

The final score was Rangers 0 Dundee United 1. Craig Brewster scored the goal for Dundee United after a mix up between Dave McPherson and Ally Maxwell.

Answer: The Honest Men

The Honest Men of Ayr!

Answer: Pittodrie Stadium

Aberdeen play at Pittodrie Stadium, Motherwell play at Fir Park, Hibernian play at Easter Road and Dunfermline Athletic play at East End Park.

Answer: Hibernian

Last hat trick hero of the Tartan army.

Answer: Firhill

Thistle play at Firhill. The Maryhill outfit are also nicknamed the Jags!

Answer: Dundee United & Dundee

The two grounds are on opposite ends of Tannadice Street in Dundee, separated by a distance of around 200 yards. Dundee play at Dens Park, and United are based at Tannadice Park.

Dundee were formed in 1893 by the merger of two clubs, Dundee East End and Dundee Our Boys, and immediately joined the Scottish Football League. In 1899 they moved from their first home ground, Carolina Port, to Dens Park. Dundee United, who were known as Dundee Hibernian until 1923, have played at Tannadice Park since their foundation in 1909. They joined the Scottish Football League a year later.

Answer: Celtic

Celtic Park or Parkhead, was named the most atmospheric ground in Britain by the BBC!

Answer: Bray Wanderers

Motherwell was his first home game in the league, and I was at both of them.

Answer: Kirkcaldy

Raith Rovers play at Stark's Park in Kirkcaldy. Known also as The Rovers, they were founded in 1883. There was much mirth in the 60's when after Raith Rovers won a match by a big margin, Scottish radio commentator Sam Leitch said "There'll be dancing in the streets of Raith tonight," being unaware that there was no such place as Raith.

Answer: Glasgow

Rangers FC, whose nicknames include The Gers, The Teddy Bears and The Light Blues, were founded in 1872. Their home ground is Ibrox Stadium.

Answer: Dingwall

Ross County, or The Staggies, were founded in 1929, and they play at Victoria Park (The Global Energy Stadium), and are the most northerly professional football club in the UK.

Answer: Perth

Founded in 1884, and known as The Saints, St Johnstone play at McDirmid Park in Perth, having moved there in 1989 from Muirton Park.

Answer: Paisley

St Mirren, nicknamed The Buddies and The Saints, were founded in 1877. They play at St Mirren Park in Greenhill Road. Until 2009 they played at a ground of the same name in Love Street.