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“It reminds me of Williamsburg circa 2010,” said ex-pat Davis Richardson, 27, who was looking to escape New York City a few months ago and wound up putting down roots in Serbia's capital city, Belgrade. “I now pay half what I paid in New York during a pandemic to live out of a suite overlooking all of Belgrade.

final with the key spot-kick against Israel.However, his former coach at St Mirren, David Longwell, admits it was never in doubt – and said the Norwich star has always had the confidence for these nail-biting moments.While the nation watched through fingers or from behind the couch as the game went all the way, Longwell had faith the Lanarkshire man would slot the ball home in Belgrade last week.He said: “I texted him after he took his penalty ‘coolness personified’ and he has such a confidence about himself, which is a great trait to have.“He’s always had that, and I think anybody that knows Kenny well enough knew he was going to score those two penalties.“That’s just because of the confidence he has in his own ability.“As soon as we saw

Ryan Christie won hearts across the globe with his touching interview after his heroics for Scotland in the win over Serbia this week.Tears were shed in Belgrade by the Celtic star and by the Tartan Army in their living rooms as emotions poured out of the 25-year-old.However, it wasn't just about bringing an end to 22 years of hurt for a nation for the midfielder.According to childhood pal Calum Ferguson, about realising a lifetime ambition after countless set-backs.The duo went to nursery with Christie, grew up in the Inverness Caledonian Thistle academy set-up together and went full-time at the club at the same time.When Ryan travelled south to move to the Hoops, Calum would move down with Ryan and move to Albion Rovers.The inseparable

Euro 2020. But the likelihood the heroes of Belgrade will remain intact are slim when you account for injuries, loss of form and Ryan Fraser chomping at the bit to return.

Ryan Christie 's boots. A user claiming to be the Celtic star claimed he was willing to part with his match worn boots against Serbia and urged followers to retweet for a chance to win the prized memorabilia.

Ryan Jack is becoming a vital cog in a robust Scotland machine. And a surprising pair of stats explain how vital he has been to both Steve Clarke's Hampden revolution and that of Steven Gerrard at Rangers across the city.

Scotland game without a nagging sense of what might have been isn't something we as a nation have much experience of - but we could get used to it. It looked like being a typical glorious failure in Belgrade as Steve Clarke 's side conceded a last-gasp goal to go to extra-time against Serbia.

Steve Clarke admitted he cried tears of pride on the greatest night of his career as Scotland survived a penalty shoot-out to end 22 years of international agony. The national boss led his team into the history books in Belgrade as they saw off a shock Serbian comeback to clinch a place in next summer’s Euros - and a group showdown with England, Croatia and the Czech Republic.

Nicola Sturgeon is cheering on the Scotland team as they are set to play nail biting match against Serbia tonight. The First Minister sent a rallying message on social media wishing manager Steve Clarke and his players 'the best of luck'.

Nicola Sturgeon has sent a message of good luck to Scotland as she praised Sky Sports for showing the Serbia game free-to-air. Steve Clarke 's squad are in Belgrade to take on Serbia in the Euro 2020 play-off final, knowing a win will end the national team's long absence from a major tournament.

Scotland tonight would feel like revenge 30 years after he inflicted one of the most embarrassing defeats in our history.The Serbian managerial legend was in charge of Costa Rica when they stunned world football with an opening group win over Andy Roxburgh’s men at Italia 90.And Milutinovic is praying Steve Clarke’s men don’t come back to haunt him by putting one over his native country in the winner-takes-all Euro 2020 play-off final showdown in Belgrade.The 76-year-old is confident Serbia will have too much for Scotland but knows from that famous day in Genoa’s Luigi Ferraris Stadium that anything can happen.A win for Clarke’s outsiders - who are as big as 5/1 with the bookmakers for an unlikely victory - would be nowhere near on the

the winning spot-kick in last month’s penalty shootout win over Israel.It could go all the way in Belgrade as well and McLean says he will be ready to step up, if required, and hopes to play his part in making history.He said: “I think the momentum has been gathering for a long time now and things just seem to be coming together.”It will be the highlight of most of the boys’ careers if we can take us back to the good old days of qualifying for tournaments.”We’ve got the squad to do it, there’s no doubt about that, it’s up to us to put the performance in to take us there.“Of course (penalties) is a possibility. There is no doubt about that.“I am sure we will practise penalties this week once again.

Sky Sports making the momentous match free-to-air.So with the weight of the nation on their shoulders, will another chapter in Scotland's seemingly never-ending story of glorious failure be written in Belgrade?Or can Scotland banish the demons of the past 22 years and make this time, time we take our seat at the top table with Europe's leading sides?Theteam give you their predictions ahead of the crunch clash:Well, the big day is finally here.

Scotland were to switch on Braveheart for motivation. The Ajax star quipped Gladiator before saying: “You love the game, the pressure, the tension and you’re used to it.

Andy Robertson as he bullishly claimed Serbia will coast to victory on Thursday night. Steve Clarke 's side are bidding to end a 23-year wait to qualify for a tournament and former Rangers stopper Petric spent eight years of his career north of the border.

Scotland must not be underestimated and insists Thursday’s Euro crunch is a 50-50 showdown. The Ajax ace is one of the hosts’ most-dangerous weapons as they look to blow apart the dreams of Steve Clarke and his troops in Belgrade.

Scotland to a first major tournament in 23 years. The national boss, though, says that if we beat Serbia to reach Euro 2020 on Thursday he WON’T deserve any credit.

Steve Clarke has told every player to be ready to answer the call as he looks ahead to the play-off showdown with Serbia. A 1-0 win over the Czech Republic at Hampden put the national team in a commanding position in their Nations League group.

Scotland’s fired-up stars don’t fear their twin shot at glory. And the midfielder is adamant they’ll meet the challenges head on as they aim to pull off a magical Euros and World Cup qualification double.Steve Clarke’s side face Czech Republic on Wednesday night, aiming to extend their lead at the top of Nations League Group B2 to four points.

Leigh Griffiths to get fit and firing in time for
 Scotland’s day of destiny against Serbia.Hoops ace McGregor was part of Steve Clarke’s side who secured a Euro 2020 play-off final spot next month with a penalty shoot-out win over Israel on Thursday.Now he wants Parkhead striker Griffiths to force his way into the Scotland set-up for the trip to Belgrade on November 12.Griffiths returned to Neil Lennon’s side last weekend and scored a vital late goal as a sub that set up a victory over St Johnstone.McGregor believes he can make a similar impact for Scotland. He said: “it’s down to him to get a himself playing games again.“We know from what happened in Perth that if he gets a chance he’s going to score.

Marko Grujic now looks likely to remain at Liverpool at least until January, after a deal to take him to Germany fell through.