Steve Clarke insists fired up Scotland ready to match Ukraine's World Cup motivation as he blanks no hopers talk
Steve Clarke insists Scotland will be just as fired up for the World Cup showdown with Ukraine as their war-torn rivals.
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Steve Clarke insists Scotland will be just as fired up for the World Cup showdown with Ukraine as their war-torn rivals.
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