How the World Has Changed Since Scotland’s Last Men’s World Cup
Since Scotland’s last appearance at a men’s World Cup in 1998, the Scottish Parliament did not exist, Google was unheard of and a pint of lager cost £1. 90.
The football landscape was also different then, with the tournament limited to 32 teams. Scotland faced strong opponents in the group stage and generated great excitement among fans.
Today, technological advances and media access have fundamentally altered how the game is consumed. Economic conditions and sponsorship models have also evolved.
This historical perspective invites a fresh look at Scotland’s football heritage.
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