Scotland Women Edge Czech Republic to Reach World Cup Play-off Final
Scotland recovered from behind twice to defeat the Czech Republic 3-2 in Paisley, advancing 5-2 on aggregate to a World Cup play-off final against Sweden.
Scotland's women's national team secured a 3-2 victory over the Czech Republic in Paisley on Tuesday, completing a 5-2 aggregate win in their World Cup play-off semi-final. The result sends Scotland to a play-off final against Sweden for a place in the Women's World Cup.
The match saw Scotland twice come from behind. The Czech Republic took the lead, but Scotland equalised before the visitors restored their advantage. Scotland responded again and then scored the decisive goal to claim the win on the night and the tie overall.
The play-off final against Sweden represents the next step in Scotland's qualifying campaign. Sweden, a strong European side, will provide a tough test as Scotland aim to reach the World Cup finals.
Fans in Paisley celebrated the team's resilience, with supporters praising the players' determination to overturn deficits. The victory extends Scotland's hopes of competing on the global stage.
Details such as goalscorers and match statistics were not available in the source. The match report is accessible to UK users only.
