The Tartan army stunned and suffered by the relegation of the league nation

Scotland suffered a grave defeat of 3-0 at home in Greece in the League of Nations, confirming its relegation at League B.

Visitors took the lead early in the 20th minute when Giannis Constantelias fired home with his right toe in the lower right corner, after the Cross of Georgios Vagiannidis was well.

Greece doubled its advantage shortly before halftime in the 42nd minute.

Constantinos Parretsas found space in the box and killed the left leg in the upper left corner, leaving the goalkeeper of Scotland helpless.

Once again, Constancelias was involved, providing help and further emphasizing the sharp play of Greece.

The second half began like the first, and Greece continued to dominate possession and threatened in the last third.

Within a minute of re -launching, Christos Tzolis sealed the victory with visitors with well -placed right legs from the center of the box, after another assistance of extraordinary constants.

Full time: Scotland 0-3 Greece.

The judge leads to the end of tonight’s match in Hampden.#Scogress pic.twitter.com/vizpjfqheo

– National Scottish team (@SCOTLANNNT) March 2, 2025

At 3-0, the match was effectively out of the reach of Scotland.

Scotland struggled to create significant chances despite a few latest efforts. Kieran Tierney’s left leg at the time of stop was well saved, epochuating the frustrating night of Scotland in front of the goal.

Earlier, George Hirst missed a close range header, while Tommy Conway and Scott Mctominay saw that their attempts were blocked or comfortably saved.

In the second half, there were many replacements, making Scotland a change in an attempt to turn things over.

Discipline was also a problem for both teams, and several yellow tickets were distributed. Lewis Ferguson, George Hirst and Vangelis Pavlidis were among those reserved in a match that saw their true share of offenses and interruptions.

The Greek Solid Defense Organization ensured that Scotland never came back to the game. Visitors controlled the middle of the field and limited the hosts to speculative efforts from afar.

Despite the late attempts to save some pride, Scotland ended with disappointment because Greece saw her 3-0 victory comfortably.