The journey to crown Scotland’s Most Iconic Goal has reached the quarter-finals.
It’s a knockout format leading up to the World Cup, with the best crowned just before the tournament kicks off.
In the first quarter-final, that Scott McTominay overhead kick against Denmark convincingly defated Leigh Griffiths’ second free kick against England, grabbing 89% of your votes.
Now, David Narey’s famous goal against Brazil in 1982 goes up against Kenny McLean’s halfway stunner against Denmark in November’s World Cup place-clinching win over Denmark.
You’ve got until Monday to cast your vote and you can also watch every goal below.
Goal 1: Denis Law v England (1967)
The day Scotland shocked the world. Denis Law grabbing the opener as Scotland beat newly crowned world champions England 3-2 at Wembley.
Goal 2: Joe Jordan v Czechoslovakia (1973)
Joe Jordan with a famous headed winning goal that sent Scotland to the 1974 World Cup.
Goal 3: Kenny Dalglish v Wales (1977)
In a match dubbed the Battle of Britain, Kenny Dalglish scored in the 87th minute to secure Scotland’s World Cup qualification.
Goal 4: Archie Gemmill v Netherlands (1978)
Archie Gemmill’s incredible solo goal put Scotland 3-1 up against the Netherlands at the 1978 World Cup.
Goal 5: David Narey v Brazil (1982)
Cue the scenes as David Narey gives Scotland a shock lead against Brazil with this piledriver.
Goal 6: Kenny Dalglish v Belgium (1982)
A great turn and neat footwork as Kenny Dalglish produces another iconic Scotland moment – this time against Belgium.
Goal 7: Kenny Dalglish v Spain (1984)
A left-foot strike into the top corner as Kenny Dalglish adds another memorable goal to his repertoire.
Goal 8: Ally McCoist v Switzerland (1996)
Euro 96 heaven for Scotland as Ally McCoist seals victory against Switzerland at Villa Park.
Goal 9: James McFadden v France (2007)
James McFadden’s 30-yard strike stuns France in the Parc des Prince to seal a famous Scotland victory.
Goal 10: Shaun Maloney v Republic of Ireland (2014)
Shaun Maloney finishes off a well-worked corner routine to seal a Euro 2016 qualifying victory at Celtic Park.
Goal 11: Leigh Griffiths 1st v England (2017)
Up steps Leigh Griffiths to send this wonder free-kick past England’s Joe Hart at Hampden.
Goal 12: Leigh Griffiths 2nd v England (2017)
Not content with one free-kick, Leigh Griffiths sends another past the flying Joe Hart to put Scotland ahead against England.
Goal 13: John McGinn v Israel (2021)
A beauty of a curler from John McGinn as Scotland edge out Israel at Hampden.
Goal 14: Scott McTominay v Denmark (2025)
With World Cup qualification on the line, Scott McTominay’s overhead kick wows the Hampden crowd.
Goal 15: Kieran Tierney v Denmark (2025)
Cue the wild celebrations at Hampden as Kieran Tierney fires Scotland ahead and on the brink of World Cup qualification.
Goal 16: Kenny McLean v Denmark (2025)
Holding on to a 3-2 lead and with Denmark pushing for an equaliser, Kenny McLean goes for the impossible from the half way line to seal Scotland’s place at the World Cup.
