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Clarke issues Tierney injury update after Scotland star forced off

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By Arthur Ferridge Verified
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Steve Clarke has allayed fears of a serious injury to Kieran Tierney after the Scotland full-back was forced off during Friday's defeat by Morocco. The Celtic star started at the Boston Stadium as Morocco were powered to a 1-0 win by Ismael Saibari's early goal. He went down off the ball early in the second half, though, and was forced off, with Ben Gannon-Doak elected as his replacement.
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Saibari screamer silences Scotland as Morocco take spoils in Boston

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By Arthur Ferridge Verified
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Ismael Saibari silenced the rambunctious Tartan Army with a rocket as Morocco beat Scotland 1-0 in both sides' second match of the World Cup. Scotland came into the tie sitting atop Group C, looking down on Morocco and Brazil, but were quickly brought back down to Earth here.
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Scotland vs Morocco LIVE: World Cup 2026 match stream, latest score, goal updates and fan reaction

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By Arthur Ferridge Verified
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Scotland vs Morocco LIVE The Tartan Army's stay in Boston will come to a close this evening as Scotland face Morocco in their penultimate World Cup group stage match. The Scots come into the tie sitting atop Group C, after edging past Haiti last week, thanks to John McGinn's decisive first-half strike. As such, they can confirm their place in the round of 32 with a win here, but Morocco will pose a much, much stiffer opposition than Haiti, one of the lowest-ranked teams in the competition.
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