Rick Edwards

That's the two things that stick in your mind pre-game.

And, you know, we already sort of alluded to how the game ended, but can you talk me through your sort of thoughts and feelings about

as the 90 minutes unfolded, Ian?

It's about halfway through the second half.

Ball comes to Cafu, quite close in to the goal, who sort of

prods it at Leighton, who makes the save.

And then Boyd is running back and it just ricochets into his chest.

And then very, my memory is very slowly goes in.

And I mean, it's...

It's a heartbreaker, isn't it?

no consolation it's Brazil 2 Scotland 1 because it's one thing to lose to Brazil if they're scoring kind of Brazil like goals but that that's an ugly goal it wasn't quite like the goals they got in 1982 against us we got the toe poke it was just yeah because it took so long to go into the net I remember Henry going back and he didn't quite make it it was horrific it was just the last type of there's no good own goal let's be honest

It was just... There was nothing you could do.

You kind of think, you know, we might have a wee chance.

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And so off the back of that result, which was disappointing, but came away with a lot of credit, then went into the Norway game.

Where were you watching that?

What were you and Rod up to?

there was a Scotsman at the top of it Bordeaux was a highlight of the the three venues Bordeaux was by far Bordeaux it was about five days yeah of Scottish and Norwegian fans in a tented village yeah and the French the French were there marching around the streets yeah marching together and it