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Scotland out of World Cup 2026: Steve Clarke's side eliminated in group stage

Scotland's World Cup 2026 campaign ends in disappointment as Steve Clarke steps down

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The brief

Scotland has been eliminated from the World Cup 2026 in the group stage. Steve Clarke, the team's manager, has resigned following the elimination.

Coverage from Sky Sports, ESPN, The Guardian, and BBC emphasizes Clarke's departure. The New York Times focuses on the tense atmosphere among coaches during post-match interviews.

Watch for reactions from Scottish football officials and fans. Coverage does not yet specify whether a replacement for Clarke has been named.

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Quick answers

Why did Steve Clarke step down?

Clarke stepped down following Scotland's elimination from the World Cup 2026 in the group stage.

Which outlets are covering the story?

The story is covered by Sky Sports, ESPN, The New York Times, The Guardian, and BBC.

What is the mood among World Cup coaches?

According to The New York Times, World Cup coaches are losing their cool in interviews.

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