The quest to determine Scotland's most iconic football goal has reached its fourth thrilling round, with fans now voting between two legendary strikes: Scott McTominay's spectacular overhead kick against Denmark in November and Denis Law's historic opener against England in 1967.
This knockout tournament, building excitement ahead of the upcoming World Cup, began with 16 memorable goals and has already seen some dramatic matchups. In earlier rounds, David Narey's thunderous strike against Brazil narrowly defeated Kenny Dalglish's header against Wales, while Leigh Griffiths' stunning free-kick against England triumphed over Ally McCoist's Euro 96 effort against Switzerland.
Last week's contest saw Kieran Tierney's long-range stunner against Denmark overwhelmingly defeat Joe Jordan's crucial 1973 header against Czechoslovakia that sent Scotland to the World Cup.
Now the spotlight turns to two goals separated by nearly six decades but united in their significance to Scottish football history.
Denis Law vs. England (1967) The day Scotland shocked the football world. With England freshly crowned as world champions, Law's opening goal at Wembley sparked a famous 3-2 victory that remains etched in national memory.
Scott McTominay vs. Denmark (November) In a modern display of athletic brilliance, McTominay's acrobatic overhead kick showcased the Manchester United midfielder's technical prowess during a crucial qualifying match.
The tournament continues to feature other legendary Scottish goals, including:
- Joe Jordan's headed winner against Czechoslovakia (1973) that secured World Cup qualification
- Kenny Dalglish's late strike against Wales (1977) in the "Battle of Britain"
- Archie Gemmill's dazzling solo effort against the Netherlands (1978) at the World Cup
- David Narey's piledriver against Brazil (1982)
- Multiple memorable strikes from Kenny Dalglish against Belgium (1982) and Spain (1984)
- Ally McCoist's Euro 96 winner against Switzerland
Fans can participate in the voting to help crown Scotland's ultimate iconic goal as the countdown to the World Cup continues.