Scotland fans vote for best goal ever

Scotland fans are being asked to vote for the nation's greatest men's goal of all-time as part of a new debate ahead of the World Cup.

The Scottish football community is being invited to nominate their picks for the greatest Scotland men's goal in history. With several iconic moments in contention, including James McFadden's long-range strike against France in 2007, Archie Gemmill's 1978 Netherlands goal, and Scott McTominay's recent overhead kick against Denmark, fans will help compile a top 16 list that will be narrowed down through elimination across media platforms.

Nominations include Kenny Dalglish's screamers against Spain and Belgium, Charlie Nicholas against Switzerland, Dave Narey's famous 'toe poke' against Brazil in 1982, and Jim McCalliog's Wembley goal in 1967. The initiative aims to spark debate among supporters ahead of upcoming international competitions.

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