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Sportscene: Serbia v Scotland

26/03/2013

Serbia v Scotland

BBC Scotland - Sportscene, Serbia v Scotland

Live coverage of Serbia's match against Scotland from the Karadorde Stadium in Novi Sad.

Rob Maclean presents live coverage of Serbia's match against Scotland from the Karadorde Stadium in Novi Sad. Commentary by Liam McLeod and Billy Dodds.

Rob Maclean introduces live coverage from the Karadorde Stadium in Novi Sad as the second half of the qualifying campaign for the Brazil 2014 World Cup finals gets underway.

The teams met at Hampden in the opening match of the group back in September and with few chances for either side, Serbia were probably happier with a 0-0 draw.

Tonight's hosts went on to defeat Wales 6-1 in their next match, but have failed to pick up any points since.

Both teams know any remote chance of qualifying for even a play-off place will also be dependent on Friday's results, when Scotland were at home to Wales and Serbia travelled to Zagreb to face Croatia.

Although the stadium has since been rebuilt and renamed, it was the site of Celtic's away tie against Vojvodina in 1967 on their way to winning the European Cup.

Introduced by Rob Maclean, with James McFadden, Pat Nevin and Craig Gordon.

Commentary by Liam McLeod and Billy Dodds.

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