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Steve Clarke waves farewell after stepping down as Scotland head coach

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By Ronnie Esplin Verified
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Steve Clarke waved to waiting media as he left Scotland's team hotel in Charlotte following the World Cup exit which led to him stepping down as head coach. After taking three points from a possible nine in Group C, with a goal difference of minus three, Scotland needed a series of results elsewhere to go their way in order to advance to the knockout phase of a major finals for the first time.
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Steve Clarke waves farewell after stepping down as Scotland head coach

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Lack of goals and defensive mistakes – where it went wrong for Steve Clarke

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By Ronnie Esplin Verified
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Steve Clarke has stepped down as Scotland head coach in the wake of their World Cup exit. Clarke's side picked up just three points in Group C to end up behind winners Brazil and Morocco with a minus three goal difference, which was not enough to finish as one of the eight best third-placed teams who will go through to the last 32. Here, the Press Association looks at where it went wrong for the Scots and their manager.
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